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Gerber Cream Butyrometer R Koehler Measuring Method, 5 ml, 0-60%:1.0 F

Brand:Gerber

Division

Skale fat

Specifications

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Division
1.0 %
Shape
Acc. to Köhler
Skale fat
0 - 60 %
UNSPSC
41113042
With stopper
No

$67.33

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Product description

The Gerber Cream Butyrometer R Koehler Measuring Method, 5 ml, 0-60%:1.0 F is a high-precision instrument designed for accurate fat content analysis in cream samples. Utilizing the trusted Koehler measuring method, this butyrometer is perfect for dairy laboratories requiring reliable and efficient testing. Its 5 ml capacity and 0-60% measurement range with 1.0 precision make it an essential tool for quality control.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Gerber
  • Measuring Method: R Koehler method
  • Volume: 5 ml sample capacity
  • Measurement Range: 0-60% fat content
  • Precision: 1.0 F
  • Application: Dairy laboratories and cream fat analysis

This butyrometer ensures accurate and efficient cream fat measurement, supporting consistent laboratory quality assurance.

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Division

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Frequently asked questions

It is a high-precision instrument designed for accurate fat content analysis in cream samples. Utilizing the trusted Koehler measuring method, this butyrometer is perfect for dairy laboratories requiring reliable and efficient testing. Its 5 ml capacity and 0-60% measurement range with 1.0 precision make it an essential tool for quality control.

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