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Ludwig Schneider Density Hydrometer 1.800–1.900:0.001 g/cm³ (without Thermometer), Ref. Temp. 20°C, 300mm, including DAkkS Certificate, 3 Points

Max. measured value

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Specifications

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Division
0.001 g/cm³
Length
300 mm
Max. measured value
1.900 g/cm³
Measured range
1.800 ... 1.900 g/cm³
Min. measured value
1.800 g/cm³
Reference temperature
20 °C
UNSPSC
41113024

$519.16

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Product description

The Ludwig Schneider Density Hydrometer is designed for accurate density measurements, ranging from 1.800 to 1.900 g/cm³ with 0.001 g/cm³ precision. It is calibrated at a reference temperature of 20°C, making it an essential instrument for laboratory applications. This hydrometer is 300mm in length and does not include a Thermometer. A DAkkS certificate, covering 3 measurement points, is included, ensuring reliable results for scientific and industrial use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ludwig Schneider
  • Density Range: 1.800–1.900 g/cm³
  • Graduation: 0.001 g/cm³
  • Reference Temperature: 20°C
  • Length: 300mm
  • Includes: DAkkS certificate for 3 points
  • Thermometer: Not included

This hydrometer is perfect for laboratories requiring high precision in density measurement, backed by a certified calibration for dependable results.

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Density hydrometer 1.800-1.900:0,001 g/cm³ w/o thermometer, ref.temp. 20°C, 300mm, incl. DAkkS certificate, 3 points

Manufacturer P/N

3031013/04/3P

Part Number

6.285 516

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Max. measured value

1.900 g/cm³

Density hydrometer 1.400-1.500: 0.001 g/cm³ without thermometer, reference temp. 20°C, length: 300mm, incl. DAkkS calib.certif. with 3 PP

Manufacturer P/N

3031009/04/3P

Part Number

6.286 864

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Max. measured value

1.500 g/cm³

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for accurate density measurements, ranging from 1.800 to 1.900 g/cm³ with 0.001 g/cm³ precision. It is calibrated at a reference temperature of 20°C, making it an essential instrument for laboratory applications. This hydrometer is 300mm in length and does not include a Thermometer. A DAkkS certificate, covering 3 measurement points, is included, ensuring reliable results for scientific and industrial use.

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$519.16

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