Description
TetraCon® 925/C is a 4-pole IDS conductivity measuring cell featuring graphite electrodes, an epoxy shaft and a PEEK head designed for acidic environments. With a cell constant of 0,475 cm⁻¹, this sensor supports a broad range of laboratory conductivity measurements. The electrode is supplied with a 1,5 m fixed cable and waterproof digital plug for direct connection to MultiLine®, MonoLine or inoLab® IDS instruments. Graphite electrodes together with the chemically resistant epoxy shaft and PEEK head provide durability when working with aggressive or acidic samples. Four-electrode measurement principles help minimize polarization effects and maintain accuracy across varying sample matrices. The TetraCon® 925/C from manufacturer WTW - a Xylem brand employs digital IDS technology for interference-free data transmission and simplified handling. Supplied as one piece, the cell integrates readily into modern digital laboratory systems used in research, process monitoring and quality assurance. Its robust construction and defined cell geometry ensure consistent performance in routine and demanding analytical workflows.
This article is part of Stirring shafts, propellers & impellers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: 4-pole IDS conductivity measuring cell
- Cell constant: 0,475 cm⁻¹
- Electrodes: Graphite
- Shaft material: Epoxy with PEEK head for acidic environments
- EAN: 4064664043304
- Technical Information Sheet:
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