Description
Standard solution 1413 µS/cm is a ready-to-use conductivity reference standard packed as six 250 ml bottles for routine laboratory calibration work. The defined conductivity value of 1413 µS/cm supports verification and adjustment of conductivity meters, cells and related sensors across aqueous measurement tasks. The multipack delivers 1,5 l of standard in total and has a net weight of 1,1 kg, with the same gross weight, so it is practical for benches that run frequent checks. Each 250 ml bottle is convenient for day-to-day handling while limiting unnecessary exposure of larger bulk volumes. This standard solution from manufacturer Mettler-Toledo OnLine is intended for professional lab-material use where a stable mid-range conductivity reference is required. Typical contexts include quality control, method setup and ongoing instrument performance monitoring in analytical and process laboratories. The six-bottle format helps maintain continuity of supply between orders and supports multiple workstations or instruments from one package. Clear labelling of the 1413 µS/cm value aids correct selection beside other conductivity standards. Country of origin is Switzerland. Use according to your instrument manufacturer’s calibration procedure and laboratory quality system.
This article belongs on ICP, AAS & ion standards, in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 6 × 250 ml
- Product type: Conductivity standard solution
- Conductivity: 1413 µS/cm
- Country of origin: Switzerland
- Technical Information Sheet:
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