The Friday Titration That Almost Broke Me — Then the SKZ Ti-50 Changed My Lab Life

I still remember that Friday. 28 samples on the bench. Manual burette. Acid-base first, then redox. My eyes were burning, my hand was cramping, and one tiny endpoint misread meant starting over. 😅

A senior chemist walked by, looked at my titration curve, and said, “Try the SKZ Ti-50. Just once.”

So I did.

The SKZ Ti-50 (Model 641021C11) greeted me with a bright touchscreen and a guided workflow that felt almost too easy. I stored 100 titration methods in minutes. It kept 200 GLP-compliant results and 200 titration curves ready for review. And when my supervisor asked for a report, I sent it straight to the printer or PC. 🧪

What really surprised me? It handled pre-titration / dynamic titration, preset endpoint, blank, constant, and manual titration — plus acid-base, redox, precipitation, complexation, and non-aqueous titration. Method creation, editing, copying, and review? All built in. It even supports pH measurement.

The precision is what sold me:

• pH range: 0.000–20.000 pH

• mV range: -2000.00–2000.00 mV

• Temp range: -5.0–105.0°C

• Repeatability: ≤0.2%

• Burette accuracy: 10 mL ±0.020 mL, 20 mL ±0.030 mL

And it came with everything I needed: 10 mL titration setup, 232-01 reference electrode, 213-01 Pt electrode, 216-01 Ag electrode, 217-01 reference electrode, 231-01 pH glass electrode, T-818-B-6 temp electrode, and NIST pH powders (4.01, 7.00, 10.01).

That Friday, I left at 4:30. Not because I rushed — because the instrument stopped wasting my time. If you work in pharma QC, food safety, environmental testing, chemical analysis, or research, you know exactly what that feels like. ✨

👇 Comment “TI-50” below and we’ll DM you a direct order link + current promo. Tell us what you titrate most — acid-base, redox, or non-aqueous?