Description
DSG CRM-D-867 Fluid is a calibration liquid supplied in a 10 ml pack for laboratory density measurement applications. This DSG CRM-D series fluid serves as an accessory for density meters, supporting calibration and verification tasks where a dedicated reference liquid is required. Laboratories employ such calibration fluids to check density measuring instruments during routine analytical work. The product comes from manufacturer Bellingham + Stanley and is presented as a single-piece unit suitable for bench-top handling beside density instrumentation. With a net weight of 0,054 kg and a gross weight of 0,06 kg, the compact packaging remains practical for storage in laboratory environments. Originating from the United Kingdom, DSG CRM-D-867 Fluid addresses quality-control, research, and process laboratories that rely on density determinations. Its 10 ml volume offers a convenient quantity for calibration sequences without excess bulk. As part of the DSG CRM-D fluid range, CRM-D-867 helps laboratories standardise density meter accessory setups and integrate a consistent calibration medium into established measurement workflows for density analysis.
This article is part of Laboratory refrigerators & freezers, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Calibration fluid
- Volume: 10 ml
- EAN: 4064664060769
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