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GECO Gering Hydrometer for Mineral Oils 0.820 - 0.910 g/ml : 0.001, Tp. 15 °C, 390 mm with Blue Wg. Thermometer

Brand:GECO

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Specifications

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Calibratable
Yes
Division
0.001 g/cm³
Length
390 mm
Max. measured value
0.910 g/cm³
Max. temperature
60 °C
Measured range
0.820 ... 0.910 g/cm³
Min. measured value
0.820 g/cm³
Min. temperature
-10 °C
Reference temperature
15 °C
Temperature
-10 ... 60 °C

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The GECO Gering Hydrometer for Mineral Oils 0.820 - 0.910 g/ml : 0.001, Tp. 15 °C, 390 mm with Blue Wg. Thermometer is designed for precise density measurement of mineral oils in laboratory and industrial applications. This hydrometer features an integrated blue Wg. thermometer with a range of -10 to +60 °C, allowing accurate temperature-compensated readings. Adjustable for optimal calibration, it operates at a reference temperature of +15 °C to ensure reliable and consistent measurement results.

Key Features:

  • Brand: GECO Gering
  • Application: Mineral oil density measurement
  • Measurement Range: 0.820 - 0.910 g/ml
  • Division: 0.001 g/ml
  • Reference Temperature: Tp. 15 °C
  • Length: 390 mm
  • Thermometer: Blue Wg. thermometer (-10 to +60 °C)
  • Design: Adjustable

This hydrometer is an essential instrument for laboratories and industries requiring accurate and dependable mineral oil density measurement with integrated temperature control.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for precise density measurement of mineral oils in laboratory and industrial applications. This hydrometer features an integrated blue Wg. thermometer with a range of -10 to +60 °C, allowing accurate temperature-compensated readings. Adjustable for optimal calibration, it operates at a reference temperature of +15 °C to ensure reliable and consistent measurement results.

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