JRY XZ06 Rotary Inversion Shaker (Extraction System)

Overview

The JRY XZ06 Rotary Inversion Shaker is an engineered extraction platform designed specifically for solvent-based liquid–liquid extraction in environmental water quality analysis. It operates on the principle of controlled rotational inversion—alternating clockwise and counterclockwise motion—to ensure homogeneous mixing and efficient phase separation between aqueous samples and organic solvents (e.g., CCl₄, C₂HCl₃, or n-hexane). This methodology is rigorously specified in the People’s Republic of China Environmental Protection Standard HJ 637–2012, “Determination of Petroleum Hydrocarbons and Animal/Vegetable Oils in Water by Infrared Spectrophotometry.” The system supports standardized infrared quantification workflows by delivering consistent, reproducible extraction kinetics across up to six sample vessels simultaneously—enabling laboratories to meet regulatory data integrity requirements for surface water, groundwater, industrial effluent, and domestic wastewater testing.

Key Features

• Sealed extraction chamber design minimizes volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, reducing operator exposure and improving laboratory air quality compliance.
• Precision-controlled inversion motion with programmable forward/reverse timing ensures uniform agitation and maximizes analyte transfer efficiency—typical recovery rates exceed 95% under validated method conditions.
• Integrated Peltier-assisted temperature regulation maintains setpoint stability within ±0.5 °C across the 20–65 °C operating range, critical for solvent viscosity control and phase separation consistency.
• Full stainless-steel housing (AISI 304) resists corrosion from aggressive solvents and facilitates decontamination per GLP cleaning protocols.
• Interlocked polycarbonate observation window and auto-shutoff mechanism activate upon lid opening, satisfying IEC 61010-1 electrical safety requirements.
• Dual-protection circuitry includes overload current cutoff and earth-leakage detection (30 mA RCD), certified to GB/T 18268.1–2010 (equivalent to IEC 61326-1).
• Modular fixture system accommodates standard glass or PTFE-lined separatory funnels (50 mL to 1000 mL), with optional adapters for ASTM D7066-compliant extraction vessels.

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The JRY XZ06 is validated for use with EPA Method 1664A (n-Hexane Extractable Material), ISO 9377-2:2000 (Petroleum Hydrocarbons in Water), and China’s HJ 637–2012. Its mechanical architecture supports heterogeneous matrices including turbid wastewater, high-salinity brines, and suspended solids-laden samples—provided pre-filtration or centrifugation is performed per method prerequisites. All electronic controls conform to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards GB/T 18268.26–2010 (IEC 61326-2-6) and are compatible with ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management systems. Device firmware logs all operational parameters (speed, time, temperature, cycle count) with timestamped records suitable for audit trails under GLP and GMP environments.

Software & Data Management

While the base XZ06 model features a front-panel membrane keypad and LED display for manual parameter entry, optional firmware upgrades support RS-232/USB connectivity for integration into LIMS environments. Time-stamped operation logs—including start/stop timestamps, target vs. actual temperature profiles, and motor load diagnostics—are exportable as CSV files. For regulated laboratories, the optional JRY-XZ-MF variant includes 21 CFR Part 11-compliant user authentication, electronic signature capability, and immutable audit trail generation—meeting FDA and CNAS documentation requirements for environmental testing accreditation.

Applications

• Quantitative extraction of total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) and fatty acid methyl esters (FAME) from aqueous environmental samples prior to FTIR or GC-FID analysis.
• Pre-concentration of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), chlorinated pesticides, and phthalate esters in compliance with ISO 17993 and HJ 478–2009.
• Method development and validation studies requiring precise control over inversion frequency, dwell time, and thermal equilibration.
• Teaching laboratories performing EPA-aligned environmental chemistry experiments with full safety and traceability controls.

FAQ

Is the JRY XZ06 compliant with international environmental testing standards beyond HJ 637–2012?
Yes—the mechanical inversion profile and temperature control performance align with ASTM D7066, ISO 9377-2, and EN ISO 11584, enabling cross-method validation when paired with appropriate analytical instrumentation.
Can the shaker accommodate non-standard container geometries such as cylindrical centrifuge tubes or custom extraction cells?
Yes—via optional universal clamp kits (sold separately), the platform supports vessels with diameters from 28 mm to 110 mm and heights up to 300 mm, provided center-of-mass stability is maintained during inversion.
What maintenance intervals are recommended for long-term reliability?
Motor brush inspection every 2,000 operating hours; periodic calibration of temperature sensor against NIST-traceable reference thermometers annually or per ISO/IEC 17025 internal procedure.
Does the device support remote monitoring or networked operation?
Standard configuration does not include Ethernet/Wi-Fi; however, RS-232 output enables connection to SCADA systems or programmable logic controllers (PLCs) for centralized lab automation.
Are spare parts and service documentation available in English?
Yes—full technical manuals, exploded diagrams, and RoHS-compliant spare part kits (including drive belts, thermal fuses, and PID controller modules) are supplied with English-language documentation and supported by JRY’s global distributor network.