The Mettler-Toledo pH Electrode InLab Expert NTC30, Body Length 120 mm, Without DIN/Cinch Cable, 9.041 756 is designed for laboratory pH measurement applications requiring an InLab Expert NTC30 electrode. This electrode has a 120 mm body length and is supplied without DIN/Cinch cable for practical laboratory use.
Key Features:
Brand: Mettler-Toledo
Product Type: pH electrode
Model: InLab Expert NTC30
Body Length: 120 mm
Cable: Without DIN/Cinch cable
Product Code: 9.041 756
Note: Please order compatible cable separately
This Mettler-Toledo pH electrode is suitable for laboratories requiring an InLab Expert NTC30 electrode with 120 mm body length and separate cable selection.
It is designed for laboratory pH measurement applications requiring an InLab Expert NTC30 electrode. This electrode has a 120 mm body length and is supplied without DIN/Cinch cable for practical laboratory use.
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