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The Ludwig Schneider Density Hydrometer is designed for precise density measurements of liquids, adhering to international standards. This model offers a measurement range of 1.400 to 1.500 g/cm³ with a fine graduation of 0.001 g/cm³. It operates at a reference temperature of 20°C and has a total length of 300mm. Notably, this hydrometer does not include an integrated Thermometer, making it suitable for applications where temperature control is managed separately.
This hydrometer is ideal for laboratories requiring high-precision density measurements in various liquid samples. The inclusion of a DAkkS calibration certificate ensures traceability and compliance with international standards.
SG $548.49
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Manufacturer P/N
3031009/04/3P
Part Number
6.286 864
Manufacturer
Ludwig Schneider
Max. measured value
1.500 g/cm³
SG $555.90
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Manufacturer P/N
3031013/04/3P
Part Number
6.285 516
Manufacturer
Ludwig Schneider
Max. measured value
1.900 g/cm³
It is designed for precise density measurements of liquids, adhering to international standards. This model offers a measurement range of 1.400 to 1.500 g/cm³ with a fine graduation of 0.001 g/cm³. It operates at a reference temperature of 20°C and has a total length of 300mm. Notably, this hydrometer does not include an integrated Thermometer, making it suitable for applications where temperature control is managed separately.
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