Description
QMR5 behrotest homogeniser, 5 l, according to DIN 38402 A 30 is a laboratory homogenising device for preparing aqueous samples in line with the referenced DIN sampling standard. It is used as accessory equipment in water and wastewater analysis when representative homogenisation of sample volumes up to 5 l is required. The unit is supplied as 1 pc and suits routine environmental and process-water laboratories. This homogeniser from manufacturer Behr follows DIN 38402 A 30, supporting standardised sample preparation before further analytical steps. With a gross weight of 4,50 kg, the QMR5 is a compact bench-scale instrument for daily laboratory operation. Originating from Germany, it belongs to accessories for water and wastewater analysis instruments. Laboratories performing standardised water sampling, quality control, and related analytical workflows can use the QMR5 behrotest homogeniser to obtain homogeneous 5 l sample batches. The QMR5 designation identifies this 5 l behrotest configuration built for DIN 38402 A 30-compliant homogenisation in water and wastewater analytics.
This article is part of Homogenisers & dispersers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Homogeniser for water and wastewater analysis
- Series: behrotest QMR5
- Working volume: 5 l
- Standard: DIN 38402 A 30
- Technical Information Sheet:
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