FOSS · Routine milk analysis

MilkoScan™ Mars

A compact FTIR analyser for milk intake and fast daily decisions: accept a batch, check key parameters, detect deviations and avoid overloading the laboratory. A strong fit for reception points, small and medium dairy plants and sites that need clear multi-parameter control without a complex high-throughput lab line.

Best suited for

Milk reception points, small and medium dairy plants, farms and production labs with daily routine control

Capabilities and controlled parameters

Fully complies with GOST 32255-2013 for milk analysis by FTIR / mid-infrared spectrometry; also fits the ISO 9622:2013 / IDF 141 method framework
Reference methods, including GOST 23327-98 and GOST 34454-2018, are used for calibration and result confirmation
Especially useful at milk intake: helps make a fast decision on a raw-material batch before it enters production
Mars is useful where the result is needed directly at reception: the operator gets a clear answer before the batch is mixed with the main milk volume
For a deeper laboratory system, Mars can be paired with FT3: fast intake screening plus expanded control in the central laboratory
Raw and processed milk, cream, and whey
Can work as a standalone analyser or as an intake-control point next to a deeper central laboratory
Depending on the Mars configuration, extended parameter sets can include density and acidity; the current configuration is selected for the task
Fits fast checks of core parameters when speed, simplicity and a clear operator routine matter
Approximate sample volume of 6 ml with automatic programmable cleaning
Targeted and untargeted abnormal-milk and adulteration screening options

FOSS

Go deeper

A selection of materials to understand the method, compare instruments and choose the right lab configuration.

Analyser selectionHow to choose a FOSS analyser for dairy, grain, feed, meat and cheeseRead article FTIR milk analysisWhy FOSS MilkoScan FT3 and Mars are the strongest choice for milk analysisRead article Dairy laboratoryMilkoScan Mars or MilkoScan FT3: what to choose for milk intake, laboratory and productionRead article Dairy laboratoryHow to choose dairy laboratory equipment in UzbekistanRead article

LabLog

Implementation considerations

The final configuration depends on sample types, parameter ranges, throughput, accuracy requirements, and existing reference methods. Before proposing equipment, LabLog clarifies these factors and defines the supply scope, training, and method-verification plan.

How LabLog supports the project

01Capture requirements and compare suitable methods
02Configure the instrument, calibrations, and consumables
03Arrange official supply and commissioning
04Train operators in sample preparation and daily operation
05Provide service communication and repeat consumable supply