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The Ludwig Schneider Precision Density Hydrometer M50 is engineered for high-precision density measurements of liquids, adhering to DIN 12791 standards. With a measuring range of 1.950–2.000 g/cm³ and a fine graduation of 0.001 g/cm³, this hydrometer ensures accurate and reliable results. Its 190mm length makes it suitable for various laboratory applications, and it comes without an integrated Thermometer. Ideal for industries requiring precise density determination, such as chemical, pharmaceutical, and food and beverage sectors.
The Ludwig Schneider Precision Density Hydrometer M50 1.950–2.000:0.001 g/cm³, DIN 12791, Length 190mm, without Thermometer is a practical choice for laboratories requiring dependable quality, reliable performance, and consistent day-to-day use.
NZ $175.72
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
3172028
Part Number
6.287 277
Manufacturer
Ludwig Schneider
Max. measured value
2.000 g/cm³
NZ $143.77
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
3172015
Part Number
6.273 746
Manufacturer
Ludwig Schneider
Max. measured value
1.350 g/cm³
NZ $132.36
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
3172010
Part Number
6.273 155
Manufacturer
Ludwig Schneider
Max. measured value
1.100 g/cm³
It is engineered for high-precision density measurements of liquids, adhering to DIN 12791 standards. With a measuring range of 1.950–2.000 g/cm³ and a fine graduation of 0.001 g/cm³, this hydrometer ensures accurate and reliable results. Its 190mm length makes it suitable for various laboratory applications, and it comes without an integrated Thermometer. Ideal for industries requiring precise density determination, such as chemical, pharmaceutical, and food and beverage sectors.
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