Description
Electrode 0.7 BDD is a boron-doped diamond electrode intended for screening system applications in laboratory electrochemistry. Boron-doped diamond working electrodes are selected for their electrochemical characteristics in analytical and materials screening workflows. The product is supplied as a set of 8 electrodes, supporting multi-sample series, parallel runs or convenient replacement stock without interrupting experimental schedules. Net weight is 0,040 kg and gross weight 0,050 kg; packaging measures 0,015 m in height, 0,082 m in width and 0,033 m in depth, allowing compact laboratory storage. These electrodes are offered by manufacturer IKA as dedicated accessories for compatible screening systems. They suit research, method development and routine screening tasks that require a robust diamond-based electrode material. The set format helps maintain continuity across measurement campaigns and reduces downtime linked to electrode exchange. Designed for non-sterile laboratory use, the 0.7 BDD configuration provides a practical, ready-to-deploy solution for electrochemical screening setups.
This article is part of pH electrodes & sensors, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 8 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: 5–40 °C
- Material: Boron-doped diamond
- EAN: 4053411050207
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