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Ludwig Schneider Thermolactodensimeter According to Gerber, Reference Temperature 20°C, Range 1.020-1.040 in 0.0005 g/cm³, Blue Filling

Specifications

Calibratable
Yes
Colour filling
Blue
Division
0.0005 g/cm³
Division thermometer
1 °C
Length
230 mm
Max. measured value
1040 g/cm³
Max. temperature
40 °C
Measured range
1,020 ... 1,040 g/cm³
Min. measured value
1020 g/cm³
Min. temperature
0 °C

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Product description

The Ludwig Schneider Thermolactodensimeter According to Gerber, Reference Temperature 20°C, Range 1.020-1.040 in 0.0005 g/cm³, Blue Filling is designed for precise density measurement in laboratory and dairy testing applications. With a measuring range of 1.020 to 1.040 g/cm³ and fine graduation of 0.0005 g/cm³, it supports accurate and reliable readings for routine analytical work. Its blue filling improves scale visibility, making it practical for professional use in controlled testing environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ludwig Schneider
  • Type: Thermolactodensimeter according to Gerber
  • Reference Temperature: 20°C
  • Measuring Range: 1.020-1.040 g/cm3
  • Graduation: 0.0005 g/cm3
  • Filling: Blue filling for improved readability
  • Application: Suitable for density measurement in laboratory and dairy testing
  • Optional Certification: Available with official calibration certificate, works certificate, or DKD calibration certificate on request

This Ludwig Schneider thermolactodensimeter is a reliable choice for laboratories requiring accurate density measurement and clear scale visibility in routine testing workflows.

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It is designed for precise density measurement in laboratory and dairy testing applications. With a measuring range of 1.020 to 1.040 g/cm³ and fine graduation of 0.0005 g/cm³, it supports accurate and reliable readings for routine analytical work. Its blue filling improves scale visibility, making it practical for professional use in controlled testing environments.

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