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Ludwig Schneider Alcoholometer 0–100% in 1% Tp.20 °C, Richter-Tralles Without Thermometer

Specifications

Length
260 mm
Max. measured value
100 %
Measured range
0 ... 100 %
Min. measured value
0 %
Reference temperature
20 °C
UNSPSC
41113024
With thermometer
Yes

$517.39

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Ludwig Schneider Alcoholometer is a precision instrument designed for accurate measurement of alcohol content in liquids, adhering to the Richter-Tralles method. It measures alcohol concentrations ranging from 0% to 100% by volume in 1% increments at a reference temperature of 20 °C. This model does not include a Thermometer, allowing for straightforward readings in controlled environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ludwig Schneider
  • Measurement Range: 0% – 100% alcohol by volume
  • Graduation: 1% increments
  • Reference Temperature: 20 °C
  • Thermometer: Not included
  • Calibration: Supplied with DAkkS calibration certificate and 3 checkpoints
  • Packaging: Packed in a square plastic sleeve
  • Length: 260 mm

This alcoholometer is ideal for laboratories and industries requiring precise alcohol content measurements without the need for integrated temperature readings.

Frequently asked questions

It is a precision instrument designed for accurate measurement of alcohol content in liquids, adhering to the Richter-Tralles method. It measures alcohol concentrations ranging from 0% to 100% by volume in 1% increments at a reference temperature of 20 °C. This model does not include a Thermometer, allowing for straightforward readings in controlled environments.

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