Description
Hydrometer, 1,000-1,100:0,001 g/cm³ is a density hydrometer intended for liquid density measurement in the range 1,000–1,100 g/cm³ with a scale division of 0,001 g/cm³. It features a total length of 300 mm and a body diameter of 19 mm, contains no integrated thermometer, and is referenced to 20 °C. Produced by manufacturer Schneider, the instrument is calibratable and originates from Germany. Delivered as 1 pc, this density hydrometer offers a clear, finely divided scale for straightforward reading across its measuring span. The absence of a built-in temperature sensor keeps the design simple while the 0,001 g/cm³ graduation supports precise density determinations. Suitable dimensions and construction allow stable use in laboratory density work where a calibratable hydrometer is required.
This article is part of Hydrometers, in Density & viscosity measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Measuring range: 1,000–1,100 g/cm³
- Scale division: 0,001 g/cm³
- Total length: 300 mm
- Body diameter: 19 mm
- Integrated thermometer: No
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Hydrometer, 1.000-1.100:0.001 g/cm³ is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Schneider for laboratory use. It sits in Hydrometers, inside Density & viscosity measurement, in Lab instruments.
A hydrometer floats in a liquid and the stem reading is the density or a related scale such as Brix. The liquid has to be at the temperature printed on the stem, or a correction is required. A chip on the stem changes the reading. One hydrometer does not cover every density.
Density is mass divided by volume. A hydrometer floats at a depth that depends on the density of the liquid. A pycnometer is a vessel of known volume that is weighed full. Viscosity is the resistance to flow. A capillary viscometer times how long a volume takes to fall through a tube. Both measurements need a stated temperature, because liquids change density and viscosity as they warm. The units trace to the BIPM and to NIST.
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