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GECO Urine Tester, 1.000-1.030, Without Thermometer

Brand:GECO

Specifications

Division
0.001 g/cm³
Length
90 mm
Max. measured value
1.030 g/cm³
Measured range
1.000 ... 1.030 g/cm³
Min. measured value
1.000 g/cm³
UNSPSC
41113024

$38.98

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Product description

The GECO Urine Tester, 1.000-1.030, Without Thermometer is designed for measuring urine specific gravity in laboratory and clinical testing applications. Supplied without an integrated thermometer, this urine tester is calibrated to a reference temperature of 20 °C for reliable routine measurement.

Key Features:

  • Brand: GECO
  • Product Type: Urine tester
  • Measuring Range: 1.000-1.030
  • Thermometer: Without thermometer
  • Reference Temperature: 20 °C
  • Application: Suitable for urine specific gravity testing

This GECO urine tester is suitable for laboratories and clinical facilities requiring a simple measuring instrument for routine urine testing without an integrated thermometer.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for measuring urine specific gravity in laboratory and clinical testing applications. Supplied without an integrated thermometer, this urine tester is calibrated to a reference temperature of 20 °C for reliable routine measurement.

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$38.98

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