GECO Hydrometer According To Baumé, 0-15 Be, 230 mm

The GECO Hydrometer According To Baumé, 0-15 Be, Division 1.0 Be, 230 mm, Without Thermometer is designed for measuring liquid density according to the Baumé scale. This shot poised hydrometer is supplied without a thermometer and is calibrated to a reference temperature of +15 °C for reliable laboratory and liquid testing applications.

Key Features:

• Brand: GECO
• Product Type: Hydrometer
• Scale Type: Baumé
• Measuring Range: 0-15 Be
• Division: 1.0 Be
• Length: 230 mm
• Thermometer: Without thermometer
• Design: Shot poised
• Reference Temperature: +15 °C
• Application: Suitable for laboratory liquid density measurement

This GECO Baumé hydrometer is suitable for laboratories requiring a simple measuring instrument for liquid density testing without an integrated thermometer.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the GECO Hydrometer According To Baumé, 0-15 Be, 230 mm used for?

It is designed for measuring liquid density according to the Baumé scale. This shot poised hydrometer is supplied without a thermometer and is calibrated to a reference temperature of +15 °C for reliable laboratory and liquid testing applications.

2. Is the GECO Hydrometer According To Baumé, 0-15 Be, 230 mm suitable for laboratory liquid density measurement?

Yes. It is designed for laboratory liquid density measurement, and offers a measuring range of 0-15 Be and a division of 1.0 Be to support this kind of work.

3. What measuring range and division does the GECO Hydrometer According To Baumé, 0-15 Be, 230 mm have?

It has a measuring range of 0-15 Be, a division of 1.0 Be and a length of 230 mm, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 588.

4. What scale type and thermometer does the GECO Hydrometer According To Baumé, 0-15 Be, 230 mm offer?

It offers baumé, without thermometer, shot poised and +15 °C.

5. How does the GECO Hydrometer According To Baumé, 0-15 Be, 230 mm compare with the Amarell Baumé Hydrometer 30-40 in 1/1 Length 220mm, Without Thermometer from Amarell?

For laboratory liquid density measurement, the GECO model has the edge: it offers a greater length than the Amarell model (230 mm versus 220mm for easy handling and accurate readings), along with a measuring range of 0-15 Be and a division of 1.0 Be. The Amarell model offers a range of 30-40 in 1/1 for precise liquid density measurement and a length of 220mm for easy handling and accurate readings by comparison.