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SI Analytics TitroLine TL 5000/50 M2 Base Unit with pH Electrode/Buffer Set, with Dosing Unit 50ml TZ 3160, Magnetic Stirrer TM 50

Specifications

HS Code #
90278990
Accuracy pH
0.05
Accuracy pH
±0.05
Depth
205 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
135 x 205 x 310 mm
Dosing accuracy
0.15 R%
Dosing volume
50 ml
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
310 mm
Max. temperature
115 °C
Max. voltage
240 V

$7,984.09

Inc. GST

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Product description

The SI Analytics TitroLine TL 5000/50 M2 Base Unit is a high-performance titration and pH analysis system. It includes a pH electrode/buffer set, a 50ml dosing unit TZ 3160, and a magnetic stirrer TM 50, ensuring precise and reliable sample processing. This complete titration solution is ideal for laboratories that require accurate results in various scientific applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: SI Analytics
  • Base Unit: TitroLine TL 5000/50 M2
  • Included Accessories: pH electrode, buffer set, 50ml dosing unit TZ 3160, magnetic stirrer TM 50
  • Application: Perfect for titration and pH analysis in laboratory settings
  • Packaging: Complete set with all necessary accessories for titration processes

This SI Analytics system is the perfect choice for laboratories looking to achieve accurate and reproducible results in their titration and pH measurements.

Accessories

Accessories for TITRONIC® / TitroLine®

ProductTypeDescriptionMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
TM 235Magnetic stirrer2852204009.863 154$1,334.23

Frequently asked questions

It is a high-performance titration and pH analysis system. It includes a pH electrode/buffer set, a 50ml dosing unit TZ 3160, and a magnetic stirrer TM 50, ensuring precise and reliable sample processing. This complete titration solution is ideal for laboratories that require accurate results in various scientific applications.

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