The Mettler-Toledo pH Electrode InLab Viscous is specifically designed for accurate pH measurements in viscous and semi-solid samples such as cosmetics, paints, and glues. Its compact 40 mm body length allows for easy handling in small containers or narrow openings. The electrode features a ceramic diaphragm and utilizes the SteadyForce™ reference system, ensuring consistent electrolyte flow and reliable readings even in challenging matrices.
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This electrode offers dependable performance in demanding sample types, making it a reliable tool for food, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical industries.
It is specifically designed for accurate pH measurements in viscous and semi-solid samples such as cosmetics, paints, and glues. Its compact 40 mm body length allows for easy handling in small containers or narrow openings. The electrode features a ceramic diaphragm and utilizes the SteadyForce™ reference system, ensuring consistent electrolyte flow and reliable readings even in challenging matrices.
Yes. It is designed for semi-solid and high-viscosity sample measurements, and offers a body length of 40 mm and a ph range of 0 to 14 to support this kind of work.
It has a body length of 40 mm, a ph range of 0 to 14 and a temperature range of 0°C to 130°C, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 51343150.
It offers inLab Viscous, ceramic diaphragm to prevent clogging in viscous samples, steadyForce™ for consistent electrolyte flow and glass.
For semi-solid and high-viscosity sample measurements, the Mettler-Toledo model is the better choice, offering a body length of 40 mm, a ph range of 0 to 14 and a temperature range of 0°C to 130°C. The Water-i.d model offers 2 × 20 ml calibration solutions (EC 1413 µS/cm and 12.88 mS/cm) as an alternative, while the Mettler-Toledo model's inLab Viscous and ceramic diaphragm to prevent clogging in viscous samples help make it a strong fit for semi-solid and high-viscosity sample measurements.
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