Laboratory density meters Lemis DenDi et al.

Electronic laboratory density meter (digital hydrometer) DenDi. The new digital density meter for DenDi oil can replace a whole set of hydrometers and significantly reduce the cost of conducting analyses and training qualified personnel. This float density meter uses the same principle as a conventional glass hydrometer (buoyant force or Archimedes force), and the unique design allows you to measure liquids in a wide range of density. The DenDi density meter is suitable for measuring electrolyte density, and copes well with density measurements in laboratory conditions.

Digital technology, a liquid crystal panel for displaying results minimizes the risk of human error that occurs when working with accurate glass hydrometers and recording data manually. The device is controlled using two buttons, which makes DenDi simple and very convenient to use.

Calibration of the device is performed by the user using distilled water.

The removable glass float facilitates cleaning of the device and allows you to measure the density of very viscous liquids and opaque liquids. This distinguishes DenDi favorably from hydrometers or density meters with a U-shaped tube, working with which requires laboratory accuracy or preheating the sample to reduce viscosity.

The DenDi density meter offers various data display formats:

• Reasonable price;
• Fast and accurate density measurements;
• Measurement of very viscous and opaque liquids;
• Wide range of density measurement;
• Small sample volume;
• Compact design;
• Ease of use;
• Removable float makes cleaning easier;
• IR port for sending data.

• DenDi. Technical data.
• Portable laboratory density meters DM-340, DenDi, DenDi2. Description of the type of measuring instrument.