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Industrial Physics Pyknometer PA 5, 50 ml Rustless Aluminium

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Material
Aluminium
Nominal capacity
50 ml
Standard
ISO 2811, DIN 53 217, ASTM D1475.
UNSPSC
41103316

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The Industrial Physics Pyknometer PA 5 is a high-quality 50 ml pyknometer made from rustless aluminium, designed for precise density measurements in laboratory environments. With its durable construction and accurate calibration, this pyknometer ensures reliable results for density testing, ideal for use in research, quality control, and analytical laboratories.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Industrial Physics
  • Volume: 50 ml
  • Material: Rustless aluminium for durability and corrosion resistance
  • Application: Ideal for density measurements in laboratories
  • Type: Pyknometer PA 5

The Industrial Physics Pyknometer PA 5 offers a reliable and precise solution for density testing in various laboratory applications.

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It is a high-quality 50 ml pyknometer made from rustless aluminium, designed for precise density measurements in laboratory environments. With its durable construction and accurate calibration, this pyknometer ensures reliable results for density testing, ideal for use in research, quality control, and analytical laboratories.

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