SPECIFIC GRAVITY BOTTLE – WITH GROUND-IN THERMOMETER, 0°C TO 50°C - BOROSILICATE GLASS

Specific Gravity Bottle with Ground-In Thermometer – Borosilicate Glass is a laboratory instrument used to determine the specific gravity or relative density of liquids under controlled temperature conditions. Since liquid density can change with temperature, monitoring the sample temperature helps support consistent and reliable measurements.

The bottle is manufactured from borosilicate glass, which offers good resistance to many commonly used laboratory chemicals and better thermal shock resistance than ordinary soda glass. Its ground-in thermometer has a specified range of 0°C to 50°C, allowing the temperature of the liquid to be monitored during the measurement procedure.

This instrument is suitable for chemical analysis, quality-control testing, research laboratories, educational institutions, and other applications requiring liquid density determination at a controlled temperature.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Product Name: Specific Gravity Bottle with Ground-In Thermometer

• Material: Borosilicate Glass

• Thermometer Type: Ground-In Thermometer

• Thermometer Range: 0°C to 50°C

• Function: Determination of specific gravity / relative density of liquids

• Temperature Monitoring: Allows sample temperature monitoring during measurement

• Application: Density measurement, chemical analysis, quality control, and laboratory research

• Available Capacities: 25 ML and 50 ML

AVAILABLE SIZES

KEY FEATURES

• Borosilicate Glass Construction for laboratory applications.

• Ground-In Thermometer for monitoring measurement temperature.

• Temperature Range of 0°C to 50°C for the supplied thermometer.

• Specific Gravity Measurement for determining the relative density of liquids.

• Two Capacity Options to suit different sample-volume requirements.

• Suitable for Analytical and Research Laboratories.

NOTES

• Confirm the thermometer accuracy, bottle calibration, and applicable measurement standard before publishing detailed accuracy claims.

• For reliable results, use a suitable analytical balance and follow the prescribed specific gravity measurement procedure.

• Allow the bottle and liquid to reach the required measurement temperature before taking readings.

• The thermometer range does not itself establish the bottle's calibration accuracy or permitted operating temperature.

• Although borosilicate glass offers good thermal resistance, avoid sudden temperature changes and follow the manufacturer's operating limits.

• Handle carefully to prevent breakage and injury.