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Ludwig Schneider Precision Density Hydrometer Type M 50-130, Measuring Range 1.300 to 1.350 In 0.001 g/cm³, Length 270 mm, Without Thermometer

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HS Code #
90258080
Division
0.001 g/cm³
Length
270 mm
Max. measured value
1.350 g/cm³
Measured range
1.300 ... 1.350 g/cm³
Min. measured value
1.300 g/cm³
Reference temperature
20 °C
Standard
DIN 12791
UNSPSC
41113024

R 1,745.70

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Product description

The Ludwig Schneider Precision Density Hydrometer Type M 50-130, Measuring Range 1.300 to 1.350 In 0.001 g/cm³, Length 270 mm, Without Thermometer is designed for laboratory density measurement applications requiring a precision hydrometer. According to DIN 12791, this hydrometer has an error limit of ±0.001 g/cm3 and is supplied packed in a square plastic sleeve.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ludwig Schneider
  • Product Type: Precision density hydrometer
  • Type: M 50-130
  • Measuring Range: 1.300 to 1.350 g/cm³
  • Graduation: 0.001 g/cm³
  • Length: 270 mm
  • Thermometer: Without thermometer
  • Standard: DIN 12791
  • Error Limit: ±0.001 g/cm3
  • Packaging: Packed in a square plastic sleeve

This Ludwig Schneider precision density hydrometer is suitable for laboratories requiring density measurement from 1.300 to 1.350 g/cm³ with 0.001 g/cm³ graduation and DIN 12791 support.

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Precision Density hydrometers Type M 50-130, measuring range 1.300 - 1350 in 0.001 gr / cm3, length 270 mm, without therm.

Manufacturer P/N

3172015

Part Number

6.273 746

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Max. measured value

1.350 g/cm³

Precision density hydrometer M50 1,950-2,000:0.001g/cm³, DIN 12791, length 190mm, w/o. thermometer

Manufacturer P/N

3172028

Part Number

6.287 277

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Max. measured value

2.000 g/cm³

Precision Density hydrometer M50 1.050-1.100:0.001g/cm³ length 270mm, w/o. thermometer

Manufacturer P/N

3172010

Part Number

6.273 155

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Max. measured value

1.100 g/cm³

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for laboratory density measurement applications requiring a precision hydrometer. According to DIN 12791, this hydrometer has an error limit of ±0.001 g/cm3 and is supplied packed in a square plastic sleeve.

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