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New Conductivity Probe Ideally Suited for Deionised Water

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New Conductivity Probe Ideally Suited for Deionised Water

30 Jun, 2012

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SENTEK are pleased to introduce to their range a new 4 pole Conductivity Probe, which is compatible with a number of conductivity meters on the market. It is ideally suited to the measurement of deionised water.

The 18 MPRB-USP probe has the following specification: Range: 0.055µS - 200µS, Temp Range: 0-50oC, Body Type: PVC, Plate Material: 316 Stainless Steel, Diameter: 12.7mm and Cell Constant: 0.08

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