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Perforated weighing cup for butyrometer 16 32 is a specialised glass accessory for sample weighing and transfer in butyrometric fat analysis according to van Gulik. Intended for butyrometers in the series 51061…51062, the perforated design facilitates controlled introduction of cheese or similar solid dairy samples into the butyrometer neck. The cup is made from high-quality glass and complies with DIN 10286, providing the dimensional accuracy expected in standardised dairy laboratory glassware. Delivered as one piece, it supports routine van Gulik workflows where precise sample handling precedes acid digestion, centrifugation and scale reading. Manufactured by Dinkelberg in Germany, this perforated weighing cup integrates with common butyrometer sets used for cheese fat determination and related applications. Robust glass construction allows repeated cleaning and long service life under normal laboratory conditions. Ideal for dairy quality-control laboratories, food-testing institutes and training facilities that apply the van Gulik method and require DIN-conform perforated weighing cups.
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