Precision's bomb calorimeters are the market leaders when it comes to determining the calorific values of liquid and solid samples. The selection of Precision's oxygen bomb calorimeters is optimally geared towards various different demands. Model No. O2-CAL M is the most cost-effective calorimeter, is easily operated manually. With a low purchase cost, the O2-CAL M is an ideal calorimeter for Industrial purposes. The O2-CAL M offers a high level of automation along with being easy to handle. The O2-CAL M is the only calorimeter of its kind worldwide, combining three methods into one device. The O2-CAL M enables users to determine adiabatic, isoperibolic, and dynamic (reduced time) calorific values. Functionality, safety, and longevity are the main goals in the development of precision oxygen bomb calorimeters. Features: State of art technology microcontroller based for measurement of temperature to calculate the calorific value experiments in bomb calorimeter. JUMBO size 16 x 2 characters LCD display with backlight. Timer control through RTC(Real Time Clock) which makes it highly accurate. Thermal printer interface for printing the final result. Thermal printer Printout Report Format for SAMPLE TEST 1. COMPANY NAME & LOGO 2. TYPE OF TEST :- SAMPLE TEST 3. MAX.TEMPERATURE RISE 4. MASS OF TABLET 5. WATER EQUIVALENT 6. FINAL CALCULATED CALORIFIC VALUE 7. DATE & TIME OF TEST

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