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Ludwig Schneider Density Hydrometers, 0.700-0.800 in 0.001 gr/cm³ 350 mm, with Thermometer, 0+35°C in 1°C, Blue Liquid Filled, Adjusting Temperature: 20°C

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Specifications

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Colour filling
Blue
Division
0.001 g/cm³
Length
350 mm
Max. measured value
0.800 g/cm³
Max. temperature
35 °C
Measured range
0.700 ... 0.800 g/cm³
Min. measured value
0.700 g/cm³
Min. temperature
0 °C
Reference temperature
20 °C
Temperature
0 ... 35 °C

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Product description

The Ludwig Schneider Density Hydrometers, 0.700-0.800 in 0.001 gr/cm³, are precision instruments designed for accurate density measurements in laboratory applications. Featuring a 350 mm scale and a thermometer with a range of 0 to 35°C, these hydrometers are perfect for precise density determination of liquids at 20°C. The blue liquid-filled design ensures excellent visibility and accurate readings. These hydrometers are ideal for industries requiring high precision and reliable measurements.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ludwig Schneider
  • Density Range: 0.700-0.800 in 0.001 gr/cm³
  • Scale Length: 350 mm
  • Thermometer Range: 0 to 35°C in 1°C increments
  • Liquid Fill: Blue liquid for clear visibility and accuracy
  • Adjusting Temperature: 20°C
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory density measurement of liquids
  • Packaging: Sold individually

For laboratories requiring precise and reliable density measurements, the Ludwig Schneider Density Hydrometers provide a durable and high-quality solution.

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Part Number

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1.900 g/cm³

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Frequently asked questions

It are precision instruments designed for accurate density measurements in laboratory applications. Featuring a 350 mm scale and a thermometer with a range of 0 to 35°C, these hydrometers are perfect for precise density determination of liquids at 20°C. The blue liquid-filled design ensures excellent visibility and accurate readings. These hydrometers are ideal for industries requiring high precision and reliable measurements.

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