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NZ $3986.76
Inc. GST
The Xylem WTW Stirrox G without Self-Stirring Oxygen Sensor is engineered for precise and reproducible oxygen measurement in both laboratory and field environments. Designed for single-handed operation, this sensor features self-stirring technology, eliminating the need for a polarization period and reducing oxygen consumption for highly accurate results. It is compatible with inoLab® Oxi 730, ProfiLine 197i/1970i, inoLab® 740 Oxi, and inoLab® Oxi 7310 instruments.
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Please note: Cleaning solution must be ordered separately.
This oxygen sensor from Xylem WTW is an essential choice for professionals who demand accuracy, convenience, and long-term reliability in oxygen measurement.
It is engineered for precise and reproducible oxygen measurement in both laboratory and field environments. Designed for single-handed operation, this sensor features self-stirring technology, eliminating the need for a polarization period and reducing oxygen consumption for highly accurate results. It is compatible with inoLab® Oxi 730, ProfiLine 197i/1970i, inoLab® 740 Oxi, and inoLab® Oxi 7310 instruments.
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