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DWK Life Sciences DURAN™ Microburette, with Schellbach stripe and glass key, Class AS
Their precise scaling makes them particularly suitable for titrimetric purposes. The amount of liquid required for titration, but previously unknown, can be read off very accurately after the reaction has been completed. Micro burettes are used for titration of small quantities.
Brand: DWK Life Sciences 243201605
Description
The original DURAN™ burettes are made of highly chemically resistant borosilicate glass 3.3. Their precise scaling makes them particularly suitable for titrimetric purposes. The amount of liquid required for titration, but previously unknown, can be read off very accurately after the reaction has been completed. Adjustment is made to drain (Ex) for + 20°C reference temperature. This means that the quantities can be taken exactly according to the scale, since the adhesion of the liquid to the glass was taken into account during calibration. The tolerances for the volume correspond to the error limits of ISO and DIN. DURAN™ burettes are available with glass or PTFE keys. Unlike glass keys, PTFE keys do not have to be greased, which simplifies work in the laboratory. Micro burettes with a batch number and accuracy Class AS are supplied with a batch certificate. This certificate documents the mean value obtained from measuring the batch in question, the standard deviation and the day of issue. The batch certificates can also be retrieved online. The batch number consists of four digits. The first two numbers specify the production year, and the following two numbers specify the batch, e.g.: 18.01.
- Calibration is based on the poured out volume (Ex) at a + 20°C reference temperature
- Graduated, main volumes ring marked
- With Schellbach stripe
- With straight standard ground stopcock
- 30 seconds waiting time
- The volume content tolerances conform to accuracy Class AS
Specifications
Autoclavable | |
Borosilicate Glass (3.3), Polypropylene | |
1/Pk. |
2 mL | |
Titration; Volumetric measurement; Measurement analysis | |
± 0.01 mL |