Description
Alcoholometer, Class II, 70-80:0,1 %vol. is a precision hydrometer for determining alcohol concentration by volume within the stated high-range interval. The scale runs from 70 to 80 %vol. with a division of 0,1 %vol., and accuracy is specified as ±1 scale division. Measuring 380 mm in length, the instrument is referenced to 20 °C and is supplied without a thermometer. Bottom reading supports clear observation of the scale during immersion. This calibratable alcoholometer from manufacturer Amarell suits laboratory settings that require Class II alcoholometry without integrated temperature sensing. The single-piece unit provides a practical tool for volumetric alcohol measurement when temperature is controlled externally to the reference condition. Its defined scale span and 0,1 %vol. resolution allow operators to obtain consistent readings across the 70 to 80 %vol. window. Built for routine analytical use, the hydrometer combines a 380 mm format with fine graduation for everyday alcohol-content checks under standardised immersion practice at the stated reference temperature.
This article is part of Laboratory refrigerators & freezers, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Class: II
- Scale range: 70–80 %vol.
- Scale division: 0,1 %vol.
- Accuracy: ±1 scale division
- Length: 380 mm
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