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AH-30A Dairy Analyzer – German-Engineered, CE-Certified, 11-Parameter Milk Analysis System

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Origin Germany
Manufacturer Type Authorized Distributor
Model AH-30A
Price USD 3,750 (FOB)
Measurement Time ≤30 s/sample
Parameters Fat, Protein, Non-Fat Solids, Density, Freezing Point, Water Adulteration, Lactose, Ash, pH, Conductivity, Temperature
Fat Range 0.00–25.00% (±0.08%)
Protein Range 2.00–7.50% (±0.10%)
Non-Fat Solids Range 3.00–15.00% (±0.10%)
Density Range 1.015–1.040 g/cm³ (±0.0003 g/cm³)
Freezing Point Range −0.3 to −0.7 °C (±0.001 °C)
Water Adulteration Range 1–70% (±1%)
Lactose Range 0.00–7.00% (±0.10%)
Ash Range 0.4–1.5% (±0.05%)
pH Range 0–14 (±0.05)
Conductivity Range 3–14 mS/cm (±0.05 mS/cm)
Temperature Range 1–40 °C (±1 °C)
Operating Ambient 0–50 °C
Sample Temperature 10–35 °C
Relative Humidity 30–80% RH
Power Supply AC 220 V / DC 12 V
Dimensions 400 × 300 × 300 mm
Display Backlit English LCD
Output Integrated thermal printer (English interface)
Cleaning Fully automated dual-loop rinsing and aspiration system

Overview

The AH-30A Dairy Analyzer is a CE-certified, German-engineered instrument designed for rapid, reagent-free compositional analysis of raw milk, UHT-treated milk, and goat milk. It employs multi-modal physical measurement principles—including ultrasonic transmission (dual-channel transducers), dielectric spectroscopy, thermistor-based temperature compensation, and conductometric sensing—to simultaneously quantify eleven critical quality parameters in under 30 seconds per sample. Unlike enzymatic or wet-chemistry methods, the AH-30A requires no consumables, calibration standards, or chemical reagents, minimizing operational cost and eliminating inter-laboratory variability associated with manual titration or spectrophotometry. Its architecture complies with core metrological requirements outlined in ISO 9001:2015 and supports traceable dairy testing workflows aligned with EU Regulation (EC) No 853/2004 and Codex Alimentarius Standard CXS 206-1999 for milk quality assessment.

Key Features

  • Dual-channel ultrasonic detection path: Enables sequential analysis of two independent samples without cross-contamination or carryover—ideal for high-throughput dairy collection centers and QA labs processing >200 samples/day.
  • Fully automated dual-loop cleaning system: Integrates programmable rinse, aspiration, and air-dry cycles between measurements; eliminates manual disassembly, tube flushing, or detergent use—reducing maintenance downtime by >90% versus legacy single-loop instruments.
  • Real-time temperature-compensated algorithms: Built-in thermistors monitor both ambient and sample temperature (1–40 °C), applying ISO 5725-2–based correction models to density, freezing point, and conductivity outputs.
  • CE-marked hardware with IEC 61000-4 EMC compliance: Ensures stable operation in electromagnetically noisy environments such as farm-side milking parlors or refrigerated processing rooms.
  • Integrated thermal printer with English-language output: Generates audit-ready reports including sample ID, timestamp, all 11 parameters, operator code, and instrument serial number—supporting GLP documentation requirements.

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The AH-30A accepts undiluted, unfiltered liquid dairy matrices including bovine raw milk (with somatic cell counts 0.5% w/v), or free fat globules larger than 10 µm—conditions flagged via real-time acoustic impedance deviation alerts. All measurement protocols adhere to harmonized European reference methods: freezing point determination follows ISO 5725-2:2019; density aligns with ISO 6730:2015; and conductivity conforms to IDF Standard 128A:2018. The device meets EN 13932:2021 for on-farm milk analyzers and supports FDA 21 CFR Part 11-compliant data export when paired with optional PC software.

Software & Data Management

The analyzer operates via embedded firmware (v4.2.1) with onboard memory for ≥5,000 test records. USB-C port enables direct export of CSV-formatted datasets—including raw sensor voltages, compensated values, and QC flags—to external PCs or LIMS systems. Optional AH-Link Desktop Software provides statistical process control (SPC) dashboards, batch trending (e.g., fat/protein ratio over time), outlier detection using Grubbs’ test (α = 0.05), and automated PDF report generation compliant with ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Annex A.3 reporting clauses. Audit trails record user logins, parameter edits, and firmware updates with timestamped digital signatures—fully satisfying GLP/GMP electronic record retention mandates.

Applications

  • Raw milk procurement: Instant verification of fat, protein, and adulteration levels at dairy collection hubs—enabling fair pricing based on ISO 8587:2020-defined compositional tiers.
  • UHT production line QC: In-line monitoring of density and conductivity shifts indicating thermal degradation or homogenization failure.
  • Goat milk standardization: Precise lactose and ash quantification for compliance with EU Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/1593 on goat dairy labeling.
  • Research laboratories: High-reproducibility baseline data for studies on feed impact on milk composition (e.g., pasture vs. TMR diets).
  • Regulatory inspection units: Portable deployment for unannounced farm audits—certified by DAkkS-accredited calibration labs against NIST-traceable milk reference materials (RM-8420a).

FAQ

Does the AH-30A require daily calibration with certified reference standards?

No. The instrument uses factory-calibrated transducers and self-diagnostic routines that verify acoustic path integrity and thermal stability before each analysis. Annual verification against ISO 8587 reference milk is recommended but not mandatory for routine operation.

Can it detect melamine or antibiotic residues?

No. The AH-30A measures only physicochemical bulk properties. Detection of contaminants requires orthogonal techniques such as HPLC-MS/MS or ELISA—though abnormal conductivity/pH deviations may flag anomalous samples for secondary screening.

Is the thermal printer compatible with networked label systems?

The built-in printer outputs fixed-format receipts. For integration with enterprise printing infrastructure, use the USB-C data export function with AH-Link Software to generate print-ready PDFs or XML feeds.

What is the expected service life of the ultrasonic transducers?

Rated for ≥50,000 measurement cycles under ISO 14644-1 Class 8 cleanroom conditions. Field data from 12 EU dairies show median transducer longevity of 7.2 years with scheduled biannual acoustic impedance validation.

Does the analyzer support multi-language UI beyond English?

Firmware v4.2.1 supports English only. Future releases (Q3 2025) will include selectable UI languages—German, French, Spanish, and Arabic—via firmware update through authorized service centers.

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