It has a history of 160 years in the manufacturing of physicochemical analysis equipment.
Gerhardt Japan is the Japanese base of the German company Carl Gerhardt, which has a 160-year history in the manufacturing of analytical instruments. We provide automated equipment for general nutritional component analysis to government research institutions, national and public universities, and private companies. We offer a variety of products including protein/nitrogen analyzers, fully automated extraction devices, and automatic acid digestion devices. 【Business Activities】 ■ Import of Gerhardt products, quality checks before shipment, domestic sales ■ After-sales service, maintenance inspections, and analysis advice after delivery *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Main Products】 ■ Combustion-type protein/nitrogen analyzer 'Dumasarm' ■ Analyzer using the Kjeldahl method 'Kjeldarm/Barpades' ■ Fully automatic crude fiber/ADF/NDF extraction device 'FiberSarm FT12' ■ Fully automatic solvent extraction device 'SoxSarm' ■ Automatic acid digestion device 'HydroSarm' * For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Gerhardt Japan Co., Ltd. was established as the Japanese sales base for Gerhardt, a manufacturer of analytical instruments with a history of 180 years in Germany. We handle products such as combustion nitrogen and protein measurement devices, Kjeldahl distillation and decomposition devices, and fully automatic Soxhlet devices. We are confident in our ability to satisfy customers in all aspects, including the reliability and operability of our devices, after-sales service, prompt shipping of parts, consultation on applications, and the introduction of our analytical knowledge. Please feel free to contact us with any requests.