Description
TZ 1753 generator electrode with diaphragm is a specialised laboratory electrode intended for analytical and titration-related work. This generator electrode is equipped with a diaphragm and is supplied as a complete single unit. Net weight and gross weight are both 0,2 kg, providing a compact and lightweight component that integrates readily into existing laboratory setups. The electrode originates from Germany and is offered by manufacturer SI Analytics - a Xylem brand. Packaged as 1 pc, the TZ 1753 supports precise generator functions where a diaphragm configuration is required. It belongs to the laboratory materials category and carries UNSPSC classification 41104900, aligning with standard laboratory equipment groupings. The design focuses on reliable electrode performance in controlled scientific environments, enabling consistent operation during electrochemical or titration procedures. Technicians benefit from the straightforward single-piece format that simplifies handling, storage and deployment. Overall the TZ 1753 delivers a focused solution for laboratories needing a generator electrode with diaphragm without extraneous accessories.
This article is part of pH electrodes & sensors, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: TZ 1753
- Type: Generator electrode with diaphragm
- EAN: 4064664028110
- Technical Information Sheet:
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