Product Description
For specific gravity, shot loaded, subdivided in 0.002mm. Overall length approx. 250mm. Range 0.80mm to 1.00mm adjusted for low surface tension, others adjusted for medium surface tension. Precise Laboratory MeasurementsEngineered for accuracy, this hydrometer is suitable for a wide array of laboratory applications, including the measurement of liquid density and specific gravity. Its fine graduations and 0.001 accuracy ensure dependable results, making it a staple in both research and quality control environments.
Robust & Durable ConstructionThe hydrometer is crafted from high-quality, clear borosilicate glass, delivering excellent chemical resistance and durability. Its cylindrical shape and precision manufacturing allow repeated use without compromising on measurement consistency or glass integrity, even under frequent laboratory handling.
User-Friendly Design & PackagingFeaturing clearly marked black graduations for enhanced visibility, this hydrometer is designed for straightforward manual operation. Each unit is individually packaged in a sturdy protective case, safeguarding the instrument during transport and storage while maintaining calibration integrity.
FAQ's of Hydrometers:
Q: How do I use a laboratory hydrometer to measure liquid density?
A: Gently lower the hydrometer into the liquid sample, ensuring it is fully immersed and not touching the container sides. Read the value at the point where the liquid surface touches the hydrometer's graduation scale. Use at the indicated temperature for optimal accuracy.
Q: What makes this hydrometer suitable for laboratory applications?
A: Its precise 0.001 accuracy, factory calibration, clear borosilicate glass construction, chemical resistance, and easy-to-read black graduations make it especially reliable for laboratory measurement of liquid density or specific gravity.
Q: When should I recalibrate my hydrometer?
A: These hydrometers are factory-calibrated for immediate use. However, regular verification is recommended, especially if the hydrometer has experienced physical shock or extended use over long periods.
Q: Where can this hydrometer be used effectively?
A: This hydrometer is designed for laboratory environments such as educational institutions, research centers, industrial quality control labs, and any facility requiring precise measurement of liquid density or specific gravity.
Q: What is the benefit of using borosilicate glass for hydrometers?
A: Borosilicate glass enhances the hydrometer's durability, temperature resistance up to 100C, and chemical resistance, contributing to longer instrument lifespan and consistent measurement accuracy.
Q: How should I store the hydrometer when not in use?
A: Always clean and dry the hydrometer after use. Store it in its individual protective case to avoid damage and preserve calibration, placing it in a secure location free from direct impacts or temperature extremes.