Integrated Chemical Database
A flexible and powerful reaction editor makes it easy to calculate reagent amounts and document chemistry and stoichiometry. The integrated chemical database provides fast access to chemical properties. Re-use equipment setup, recipe, and chemistry from any experiment.
Automate Your Tasks with Simple UI
Set points can be changed by a simple mouse click on the PC or a key-stroke on the instrument touchscreen. The fully integrated link ensures a simultaneous update of all relevant data at both interfaces. iControl records all actions during the experiment for full traceability and easy reuse of recipes. Preprogram some or all your tasks for unattended operation. Set points can also be changed directly on the reactor graphic or by dragging and dropping tasks into the procedure.
Automated Data Capture and Reporting
- Drag and drop data, user-added images, and text fields to customize the report and export to Microsoft Word.
- Define custom data layouts and templates to create a standard report in one click.
- Automatically capture experimental data, prepare it in useful formats, and share it from a central location.
iC Suite Ecosystem
iControl is a part of the iC Software Suite of experimental analysis and control applications supporting METTLER TOLEDO AutoChem best-in-class instruments. The iC Suite implements an approach similar to Microsoft Office, with each product tailored for its technology-specific requirements but all providing a similar intuitive user experience and effortless data exchange.
iC software integrates the entire experimental workflow making it simple to visualize, interpret and report results. A unified approach supports lab-to-plant applications for spectroscopy, particle system characterization, precise reactor control, and calorimetry.
iControl FAQs
What is the difference between an office license and an instrument license?
An iControl single instrument license allows for the creation of new experiments and control of the instrument. An office license can be installed on a separate computer and used to review and analyze data from an experiment that has already been completed.
