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SI Analytics Redox Solutions Set L 4798, DIN Buffer Solutions pH 4.01, 6.87, 9.18, 20 Ampoules

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HS Code #
38221900
No. of packages
60
Package capacity
17 ml
Container type
Ampoule
Content
60 x Ampoule of 17 ml
Product specific notes
pH 4.01/6.87/9.18 (3 x 20), 25 °C
UNSPSC
41116166

$542.20

Inc. GST

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Product description

The SI Analytics Redox Solutions Set L 4798, DIN Buffer Solutions pH 4.01, 6.87, 9.18, 20 Ampoules, is designed for precise calibration of pH measurement systems in laboratory and analytical environments. Manufactured in accordance with DIN 19266 standards, these buffer solutions ensure reliable and consistent calibration across a wide pH range. Supplied in double-end ampoules, each solution is protected from contamination, supporting high measurement accuracy and repeatability.

Key Features:

  • Brand: SI Analytics
  • DIN 19266 compliant buffer solutions: Produced according to DIN standards, ensuring reliable and standardised calibration for accurate pH measurement.
  • Multiple pH values in one set: Includes pH 4.01, 6.87, and 9.18 solutions, allowing comprehensive calibration across acidic, neutral, and alkaline ranges.
  • Double-end ampoule design: Provides a high level of protection against contamination, ensuring each solution remains pure until use and supporting measurement reliability.
  • Hot steam sterilised: Sterilisation enhances solution stability and extends shelf life, making it suitable for long-term storage and consistent use.
  • Preservative-free formulation: Eliminates the risk of interference from added chemicals, supporting more accurate calibration results.
  • Supplied with manufacturer certificate: Each batch includes certification for traceability and quality assurance in laboratory environments.
  • Convenient ampoule format: Each 20 mL ampoule contains approximately 17 mL of solution, providing controlled, single-use portions for precise calibration.
  • Non-dangerous goods classification: Suitable for straightforward storage, handling, and transport in standard laboratory settings.

The SI Analytics Redox Solutions Set L 4798 is a dependable choice for laboratories requiring accurate, traceable, and contamination-protected calibration solutions. When you source through LabFriend, you gain access to trusted laboratory consumables, dependable supply, and support in selecting the right calibration products for your workflow. Choose LabFriend for pH calibration solutions that help maintain measurement accuracy, reliability, and operational efficiency.

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Manufacturer P/N

285138238

Part Number

9.774 345

Manufacturer

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Product specific notes

pH 4.01/6.87/9.18 (3 x 20), 25 °C

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Manufacturer

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Product specific notes

pH 4.01/6.87/9.18 (3 x 20 ), 25 °C

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Manufacturer

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Product specific notes

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for precise calibration of pH measurement systems in laboratory and analytical environments. Manufactured in accordance with DIN 19266 standards, these buffer solutions ensure reliable and consistent calibration across a wide pH range. Supplied in double-end ampoules, each solution is protected from contamination, supporting high measurement accuracy and repeatability.

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