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BRAND Measuring Cylinder, 25 mL HF PMP TPX Class A Blue Graduation DAKKS Calibrated (including Certificate)

Brand:BRAND

Specifications

HS Code #
39269097
Accuracy class
A
Colour
Crystal clear
Colour graduation
Blue
Division
0.5 ml
Height
170 mm
Material
PMP
Nominal capacity
25 ml
Shape
Tall
Standard
DIN 12681, ISO 6706
Tolerance
0,25 ± ml

$249.84

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 1
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The BRAND Measuring Cylinder 25 mL HF PMP TPX Class A with blue graduation is designed for accurate liquid measurement in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality materials, this cylinder ensures precision and reliability in every measurement. It is calibrated according to DAKKS standards and includes a certificate, making it a trustworthy choice for professional laboratories.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Capacity: 25 mL
  • Material: HF PMP TPX for durability and chemical resistance
  • Graduation: Blue Class A graduation for precision
  • Calibration: DAKKS calibrated, includes certificate for traceability
  • Application: Ideal for accurate liquid measurement in laboratory settings

This measuring cylinder is an essential tool for laboratories that require precise, reliable, and certified liquid measurement solutions.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for accurate liquid measurement in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality materials, this cylinder ensures precision and reliability in every measurement. It is calibrated according to DAKKS standards and includes a certificate, making it a trustworthy choice for professional laboratories.

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