Liquid Conductivity Tester Pen

The liquid conductivity test pen measures the current conduction capacity through electrode contact with the liquid, reflecting ion concentration. It is used to detect water purity, solution concentration, or industrial process control, directly displaying conductivity values in applications such as printing ink formulation and wastewater monitoring.
Selection
When selecting, consider matching the measurement range to the sample conductivity, ensuring the electrode material is corrosion-resistant, and that temperature compensation suits the operating conditions. Check calibration functions, response speed, and protection rating to ensure stable and reliable readings.

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Conductivity Detector cell constant K = 0.1, built-in temperature sensor real-time sensing sample temperature, suitable for low Conductivity Detector liquid measurement.

$ 314.00

Conductivity Detector with 5000 μS/cm standard value and 500ml capacity ensures calibrating accuracy and Stability.

$ 127.00

Suitable for low conductivity water samples with conductivity above 100 µS/cm, using polymer liquid junction design, pH Measurement range 0-11pH, Temperature Measurement range 0-80 ℃, no need to add liquid reference system.

$ 208.00

With conductivity 0~ 19.99mS/cm Measurement range, accuracy +/- 1.0%, support TDS conversion factor and temperature compensation settings. Platinum-plated black ElectRode reduces Polarization effect, IP67 Protection Rating is suitable for use in a variety of environments.

$ 155.00

Platinum Sensor ensures linear and stable measurement, built-in temperature sensor real-time compensation, Measurement range of 0-200mS/cm, suitable for high Conductivity Detector liquids, equipped with 5 Meters low noise Shielding cable.

$ 140.00

Using Platinum Sensor to ensure linear and stable measurement, Conductivity Detector cell constant K = 1, Measurement range 0~ 20mS/cm, suitable for conventional liquid detection, Operating temperature 0~ 80 ℃.

$ 102.00

Platinum Sensor provides linearly stable measurement results, Conductivity Detector cell constant K = 10, Measurement range 0 to 200mS/cm, suitable for high Conductivity Detector liquid detection.

$ 106.00

Platinum Sensor ensures fast and stable measurement, Conductivity Detector cell constant K = 1, Measurement range 0~ 35mS/cm, Glass shell is durable, suitable for conventional liquid detection.

$ 185.00

Combined ElectRode can simultaneously measure pH, conductivity, TDS, salinity and temperature, support one-button switching paraMeters; Conductivity Detector ElectRode platinum black to reduce Polarization effect, accuracy of +/- 0.01pH; with automatic temperature compensation and IP67 dustproof and waterproof design.

$ 213.00

Measurement accuracy of 0.5% and automatic temperature compensation, Conductivity Detector cell constant 0.1/1/10 optional and 500 data storage, suitable for a variety of liquid environment measurement.

$ 361.00

Platinum Sensor ensures fast and stable measurement, supports 1-3 point calibrate and 0.1-1 adjustable TDS conversion factor, with automatic temperature compensation and end point locking function, Measurement range covers 0-20mS/cm conductivity and 0-10ppt salinity.

$ 165.00

The built-in 15ml test solution can be used more than 100 times, the special design of the pen to reduce liquid volatilization, in line with ASTM D2578 and TAPPI T698 international standards, 6-8 months shelf life to ensure test accuracy.

$ 99.00

Measurement range 0~ 199μS/cm, automatic temperature compensation 0~ 50 ℃, waterproof shell design, ElectRode replaceable, easy to carry and operate.

$ 101.00

Fillable internal reference solution design with circular Glass sensitive membrane and annular ceramic liquid junction for low Conductivity Detector samples ensures measurement Stability and accuracy.

$ 330.00

Conductivity Detector 111800μS/cm@25 ° C with a capacity of 500ml provides accurate and reliable measurement of Conductivity Detector values, ensuring instrument calibrate accuracy and repeatability.

$ 127.00

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