Description
EGA151 is a laboratory electrode with a glass shaft, ceramic diaphragm and liquid electrolyte for analytical laboratory use. The glass shaft forms a chemically resistant sensor body that supports routine handling and visual inspection of the internal fill. A ceramic diaphragm provides the electrolytic junction between the internal liquid electrolyte and the external medium, helping maintain stable ionic contact during measurement work. Liquid-electrolyte construction follows a classic laboratory electrode layout suited to general lab workflows where refillable or liquid-filled systems are preferred. Supplied as 1 pc with a gross weight of 0,10 kg, the unit is intended for integration into standard laboratory instrumentation. This configuration from manufacturer Meinsberg - a Xylem brand combines glass shaft, single ceramic diaphragm and liquid electrolyte in one compact electrode format. Originating from Germany, EGA151 fits laboratory material inventories that specify liquid-electrolyte electrodes with a ceramic junction. The design keeps the essential construction elements clear and practical for everyday analytical setups without multi-diaphragm or gel-filled variants.
This article is part of Stirring shafts, propellers & impellers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: EGA151
- Shaft: Glass shaft
- Diaphragm: Ceramic diaphragm
- Electrolyte: Liquid electrolyte
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EGA151 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Meinsberg - a Xylem brand for laboratory use. It sits in Stirring shafts, propellers & impellers, inside Stirring, shaking & mixing, in Instruments de laboratoire.
A shaft, a propeller or an impeller is the wetted end of an overhead stirrer. The diameter and the pitch decide whether the liquid turns over. The material, stainless steel or PTFE, decides what the liquid may be. The chuck size has to match the stirrer.
Stirring keeps a mixture uniform or helps a solid dissolve. A magnetic stirrer spins a bar inside a closed vessel. An overhead stirrer drives a shaft when the liquid is viscous or the volume is large. A vortex mixer agitates a tube. A shaker moves a whole rack or a plate. The shape of the impeller and the speed decide whether the liquid turns over or merely spins. The vessels being stirred are indexed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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