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Densimeters
Densimeters determine the density in liquids and solids using the displacement method. The densimeters are very useful for testing the density of plastic, rubber, metals, ceramics, glass and other non-metallic materials. With these densimeters the method used for determining density is highly accurate and produces readings quickly. Measuring density in liquids is done by displacement from a glass container. The measurement of density in solids is done using a weight and the volume of a sample. The weighing device used by densimeters determines weight and volume by calculating the displacement of liquid caused by a sample that generates displacement within a liquid. If you can't find the densimeters you are looking for, please contact us and we will help you find the best solution to suit your needs by calling our offices on: UK customers +44(0) 23 809 870 30 / US customers (561) 320-9162 and our technical staff will advise you regarding our measuring instruments. Our engineers and technicians will be happy to help you with the densimeters, and of course, with the other products in the field of regulation and control, and scales and balances.

Here you can see densimeters from this company:

Technical specifications for Densimeters can be found at the following links:

- PCE-LSM series Densimeters
(For use as a scale in chemists)

Densimeters for use as a scale in a chemists.

- PCE-LS series Densimeters
(Weight range of up to 4000g; computer interface)

Densimeters up to 4000g and computer interface.

- PCE-ABZ 100C Densimeters
(Densimeters with resolution of 0.0001 g, optional software and calibration, 90mm weighing platform)

- PCE-ABZ 200C series Densimeters
(Accurate and low in price)

- PCE-AB-C series Densimeters
(Weight range of up to 100g or 200g; accurancy: 0.1mg; computer interface)

Densimeters with range of up to 100g or 200g; accurancy: 0.1mg; computer interface

- PCE-AB series Densimeters
(Weight range of up to 100g; accurancy: 0.1mg; computer interface)

Densimeters of up to 100g; resolution: 0.1mg; computer interface.

- H-300S Densimeters
(directly displaying the density in g / cm³, Resolution 0.001 g / cm³)

- SG-ULTRA Densimeters
(digital density gauge, hand-held, for liquids, 14 parameters, IR interface)

Digital Density Gauge SG-Ultra hand-held, single-hand operation, 14 parameters

- SG-Ultra Max Densimeters
(areometer with many measurement parameters, only 2 ml sample, data storage, IR interface)

Densimeters SG-Ultra Max precise areometer with 99,999% accuracy

Applications of use for densimeters are practically unlimited.

Densimeters have a variety of optional accessories available, such as software with data cable and a thermal printer.

Software pack Printer Equipment for measuring density

An easy way for measuring density in a laboratory consists of determining the the weight and the volume of the object and to make the following calculation: density [kg/m³] is equal to mass [kg] divided by volume [m³]. The volume of liquids is determined by normal means for determining volume. To perform this function you will require flasks, cylinders and pipettes. With solids, volume can be calculated taking into consideration its specific form, such as cubes. For complicated shapes, the object can be placed into a cylinder full of water. The change in the level of the liquid will indicate the real volume of the object.

Measurement of density using hydrostatic densimeters
According to the principles of buoyancy for an object submerged in a liquid, a force is generated from the bottom up to the top. This force is called displacement. The change in displacement corresponds to the amount of liquid shown to be in the cylinder. Also, the force by weight of the object is equivalent to the change in the volume of liquid.

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