Hirschmann Measuring Cylinders, 1000 ml Cl.A, DURAN, with Plastic Foot

The Hirschmann Measuring Cylinders, 1000 ml Cl.A, are designed for precise volumetric measurements in laboratory environments. Manufactured from high-quality DURAN glass, they feature a durable plastic foot for enhanced stability. These cylinders meet Cl.A standards, ensuring high accuracy and reliability in every use.

Key Features:

• Brand: Hirschmann
• Volume: 1000 ml
• Accuracy: Cl.A (high precision)
• Material: DURAN borosilicate glass
• Base: Sturdy plastic foot for stability
• Application: Ideal for precise laboratory measurements

The Hirschmann Measuring Cylinders combine durability, precision, and stability, making them essential for accurate laboratory procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Hirschmann Measuring Cylinders, 1000 ml Cl.A, DURAN, with Plastic Foot used for?

It are designed for precise volumetric measurements in laboratory environments. Manufactured from high-quality DURAN glass, they feature a durable plastic foot for enhanced stability. These cylinders meet Cl.A standards, ensuring high accuracy and reliability in every use.

2. Is the Hirschmann Measuring Cylinders, 1000 ml Cl.A, DURAN, with Plastic Foot suitable for precise laboratory measurements?

Yes. It is designed for precise laboratory measurements, and offers a volume of 1000 ml to support this kind of work.

3. What volume does the Hirschmann Measuring Cylinders, 1000 ml Cl.A, DURAN, with Plastic Foot have?

It has a volume of 1000 ml, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 2270193.

4. What is the Hirschmann Measuring Cylinders, 1000 ml Cl.A, DURAN, with Plastic Foot made from and what features does it include?

It is made from DURAN borosilicate glass. It also offers cl.A (high precision) and sturdy plastic foot for stability.

5. How does the Hirschmann Measuring Cylinders, 1000 ml Cl.A, DURAN, with Plastic Foot compare with the BRAND BLAUBRAND Measuring Cylinder 10 mL, Class A, USP Certified, Borosilicate 3.3, Pack of 2 from BRAND?

For precise laboratory measurements, the Hirschmann model has the edge: it offers a larger volume than the BRAND model (1000 ml versus 10 mL). The BRAND model offers a volume of 10 mL, a graduation interval of 0.2 mL and a tolerance of ±0.10 mL by comparison.