Description
Desktop pH meter FiveEasy™ F20-Standard is a benchtop instrument for routine pH-value determination in laboratory environments. The F20-Standard configuration is supplied complete with an LE438 pH electrode, electrode arm, calibration sachet and power supply, so the meter arrives ready for set-up at the measurement station. Designed as a desktop unit, it supports everyday physical-property testing where reliable pH readings are required for aqueous samples and related laboratory solutions. This FiveEasy™ system from manufacturer Mettler-Toledo weighs 2,600 kg as a complete package and is offered as 1 pc(s), making it straightforward to allocate to a single workstation. Typical use includes quality control, teaching laboratories and research benches that need a dedicated instrument for pH-value determination. The included electrode, arm and calibration materials allow operators to begin calibration and measurement without sourcing separate accessories, keeping the focus on consistent pH workflow at the desk.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Model: FiveEasy™ F20-Standard
- Type: Desktop pH meter
- Scope of delivery: LE438 pH electrode, electrode arm, calibration sachet and power supply
- Weight: 2,600 kg
- Safety Data Sheet:
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