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GECO Hydrometer Without Thermometer 0.995–1.030, 350mm Casagrande

Brand:GECO

Specifications

Length
350 mm
Reference temperature
20 °C
Standard
DIN 18123
UNSPSC
41113024
With thermometer
No

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Product description

The GECO Hydrometer Without Thermometer 0.995–1.030, 350mm Casagrande is designed for accurate density measurement in various laboratory applications. With a 350mm length and a specific gravity range of 0.995 to 1.030, this Casagrande-style hydrometer delivers reliable results in controlled temperature environments where a built-in Thermometer is not required.

Key Features:

  • Brand: GECO
  • Measurement Range: 0.995–1.030 specific gravity
  • Length: 350mm
  • Design: Casagrande style, without built-in Thermometer
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory density analysis across various liquids

This GECO hydrometer is ideal for precise fluid density testing in scientific, educational, and industrial environments.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for accurate density measurement in various laboratory applications. With a 350mm length and a specific gravity range of 0.995 to 1.030, this Casagrande-style hydrometer delivers reliable results in controlled temperature environments where a built-in Thermometer is not required.

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