Description
Hydrometer 1,050–1,100 without thermometer is a precision density measuring instrument for laboratory determination of liquid specific gravity in the range 1,050 to 1,100 g/cm³. Built to DIN 12791 Series L50, the instrument is approximately 335 mm long and carries a fine scale division of 0,0005 g/cm³, referenced to a standard temperature of 20 °C. Absence of an integrated thermometer keeps the design focused on density reading alone, making it suitable for workflows where temperature is controlled or measured separately. Typical applications include quality control, process monitoring and routine density checks of aqueous solutions, process liquors and other liquids within the stated span. The clear, finely graduated scale supports reproducible readings in analytical and industrial laboratories. This hydrometer is supplied by manufacturer Geco-Gering as a single unit and belongs to the established L50 series of glass araeometers. Laboratories requiring accurate, thermometer-free density measurement in the 1,050–1,100 interval will find this DIN-compliant instrument a practical addition to their density-measurement toolkit.
This article is part of Hydrometers, in Density & viscosity measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 10–50 °C
- Measuring range: 1,050–1,100 g/cm³
- Scale division: 0,0005 g/cm³
- Reference temperature: 20 °C
- Length: approx. 335 mm
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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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