Description
Alcoholometer Class I covering 30–40 %vol. with 0,1 %vol. scale division is a precision hydrometer intended for volumetric alcohol determination. Accuracy of +/- 1 scale division supports reliable laboratory and quality-control measurements within this interval. The glass instrument is 400 mm long, referenced to 20 °C, supplied without a thermometer, configured for bottom reading, and calibratable. From manufacturer Amarell, it addresses applications in beverage testing, spirits monitoring, and analytical workflows that require a dedicated Class I scale for mid-range alcohol contents. The 0,1 %vol. division provides fine resolution across the 30–40 %vol. window, while the 400 mm length promotes stable immersion and straightforward scale observation. Bottom reading aligns with standard alcoholometer handling; omitting an integrated thermometer keeps the design compact when temperature is managed externally. Supplied as 1 pc, this calibratable unit focuses on the stated measuring range, scale interval, and Class I accuracy at the 20 °C reference temperature, offering a clear, application-oriented tool for routine alcoholometry without additional built-in sensors.
This article is part of pH meters, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Accuracy class: Class I
- Measuring range: 30–40 %vol.
- Scale division: 0,1 %vol.
- Accuracy: +/- 1 scale division
- Length: 400 mm
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