Ludwig Schneider Sodium Chloride Hydrometer 0–26:0.2% 300 mm, PC, 20°C

The Ludwig Schneider Sodium Chloride Hydrometer is designed for precise measurement of sodium chloride concentrations in aqueous solutions. With a scale range of 0 to 26% and a graduation of 0.2%, this hydrometer is ideal for applications requiring accurate salinity measurements. The 300 mm length and polycarbonate (PC) construction ensure durability and resistance to breakage, making it suitable for laboratory environments. Calibrated at 20°C, it provides reliable readings at this standard temperature.

Key Features:

• Brand: Ludwig Schneider
• Scale Range: 0 to 26%
• Graduation: 0.2%
• Length: 300 mm
• Material: Polycarbonate (PC) for durability
• Calibration: 20°C
• Application: Ideal for measuring sodium chloride concentrations in laboratory solutions

This hydrometer is an essential tool for laboratories requiring accurate and reliable salinity measurements in their experiments and analyses.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Ludwig Schneider Sodium Chloride Hydrometer 0–26:0.2% 300 mm, PC, 20°C used for?

It is designed for precise measurement of sodium chloride concentrations in aqueous solutions. With a scale range of 0 to 26% and a graduation of 0.2%, this hydrometer is ideal for applications requiring accurate salinity measurements. The 300 mm length and polycarbonate (PC) construction ensure durability and resistance to breakage, making it suitable for laboratory environments. Calibrated at 20°C, it provides reliable readings at this standard temperature.

2. Is this product suitable for measuring sodium chloride concentrations in laboratory solutions?

Yes. It is designed for measuring sodium chloride concentrations in laboratory solutions, and offers a scale range of 0 to 26% and a graduation of 0.2% to support this kind of work.

3. What scale range and graduation does this product have?

It has a scale range of 0 to 26%, a graduation of 0.2% and a length of 300 mm.

4. What is this product made from?

It is made from polycarbonate (PC) for durability.