DURAN® Mixing Cylinder, hexagonal base, Class A, blue scale, batch certificate

DURAN® Mixing Cylinder, with hexagonal base, Class A, blue scale, ring graduations, with standard groud joint and ergonomic polyethylene stopper, with batch certificate and CoC, 1000 mL
DURAN® Mixing cylinders are for diluting solutions and mixing several components in a given quantity ratio. Available in two different accuracy Classes – Class A with main ring points graduation and Class B with line graduation. For additional differentiation have the mixing cylinders with accuracy Class A a blue graduation and the B Class mixing cylinders a white graduation. Volume content tolerances for measuring and mixing cylinders conform to DIN and ISO accuracy limits. Thus the desired concentration can be precisely set. Mixing cylinders with a batch number and accuracy Class A 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.
Features and Benefits:

• Complies with ISO 4788
• Calibration based on the poured in volume (“In”) at a + 20 °C reference temperature
• A uniform wall thickness over the entire measuring range prevents wedge errors
• Large hexagonal base equipped with three knobs which increase its stability and prevent the cylinder from rolling
• Supplied with ergonomic polyethylene stopper for easy and safe tightening or removal
• Tight closure due to standard ground joint
• Fired-on, highly durable blue print
• Easy-to-read scale with graduation marks to estimate the content
• With circular ring graduations
• The volume content tolerances conform to accuracy Class A

Application: Measuring liquid amounts, Diluting solutions, Mixing several components, Volumetric measurement, To ensure a long service life for your volumetric glassware and to exclude possible volume changes, these glass products should not be heated above + 250 °C in drying cabinets or sterilisers.