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NZ $285.26
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The Windaus-Labortechnik Viewing Window, also known as a Secchi Disk, is a vital tool for assessing water clarity and light penetration. Designed with a 250 mm diameter, it features a four-segment configuration with alternating black and white sections to enhance visibility during measurements. Constructed from durable, hard-wearing plastic, the disk includes a lead weight to facilitate smooth lowering into the water. An approximately 15 cm high rod equipped with an eyelet allows for easy attachment of a lowering line, which is marked at 50 cm intervals for precise depth readings. Please note that the lowering line is sold separately.
This Secchi Disk is essential for environmental monitoring, research, and educational purposes, providing reliable measurements of water transparency and light penetration.
NZ $285.26
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
394328003
Part Number
6.267 808
Manufacturer
Windaus-Labortechnik
Description
Secchi Disk, diam. 250 mm, 4 areas (2 x black, 2 x white)
Manufacturer P/N
394328001
Part Number
7.072 324
Manufacturer
Windaus-Labortechnik
Description
Lowering line, 10 m, marked in intervals of 50 cm and 100 cm
Manufacturer P/N
394328009
Part Number
7.072 323
Manufacturer
Windaus-Labortechnik
Description
Secchi Disk, diam. 250 mm with eyelet without bottom line
It is a vital tool for assessing water clarity and light penetration. Designed with a 250 mm diameter, it features a four-segment configuration with alternating black and white sections to enhance visibility during measurements. Constructed from durable, hard-wearing plastic, the disk includes a lead weight to facilitate smooth lowering into the water. An approximately 15 cm high rod equipped with an eyelet allows for easy attachment of a lowering line, which is marked at 50 cm intervals for precise depth readings. Please note that the lowering line is sold separately.
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