Description
EMC133 is a laboratory electrode built with a plastic shaft, a platinum tip of Ø 5 mm, two ceramic diaphragms and a gel electrolyte filling. This configuration is suited to electrochemical and analytical measurements where a robust non-glass body and a defined platinum sensing tip are required. The dual ceramic diaphragms support stable electrolyte contact with the sample, while the gel electrolyte reduces maintenance compared with liquid-filled systems and limits leakage during handling. Offered as a single unit from manufacturer Meinsberg - a Xylem brand, the EMC133 fits routine laboratory setups that need a durable shaft material for general sample matrices. The platinum tip geometry supports reproducible contact in titration, redox-related or conductivity-oriented workflows depending on the connected meter and method. Compact packaging and a gross weight of 0,10 kg make the sensor easy to stock as spare or dedicated channel hardware. Choose the EMC133 when plastic-shaft construction, ceramic junction design and gel electrolyte are specified for your laboratory measurement chain.
This article is part of Stirring shafts, propellers & impellers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Laboratory electrode
- Shaft material: Plastic
- Tip: Platinum tip Ø 5 mm
- Diaphragms: 2 ceramic diaphragms
- Electrolyte: Gel electrolyte
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EMC133 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Meinsberg - a Xylem brand for laboratory use. It sits in Stirring shafts, propellers & impellers, inside Stirring, shaking & mixing, in Lab instruments.
A shaft, a propeller or an impeller is the wetted end of an overhead stirrer. The diameter and the pitch decide whether the liquid turns over. The material, stainless steel or PTFE, decides what the liquid may be. The chuck size has to match the stirrer.
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