PUSH Electrical PS-YN1301 Kinematic Viscosity Tester

PS-YN1301 Viscositas Kinematica Tester Meets ASTM D445 ac viscositatem kinematicam liquidi productorum petrolei, liquidorum et opaci liquidorum, incluso liquido et opaco, mensurando solidum liquorum sub gravitate per viscometram vitreum calibratum capillarium.

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1. Utens importatis sensoriis et digitalibus PID temperatura technologiae moderatio, amplitudo temperaturae moderatio lata est, et temperatura moderatio praecisio alta est.
2. Magnum tegumentum coloris tactus liquidi crystalli ostentus, operatio simplex, colloquium humano-computatorium opportunum.
3. Locus temperatus ad 130 gradus potest poni in quavis temperatione ad temperamentum temperatum.
4. Test eventus sponte potest reponere et 100 summas tabularum condere.
5.no calendarium electricitatis horologii, incipiunt automatice currenti tempus proponere.
6. Habet multa commoda, ut summa subtilitas, celeritas celeris, stabilis et certa notitia.

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Numerus liquoris balneum foraminibus	4
Temperatus range	locus temperatus -130℃
Constantinus temperatus praecisione	±0.1℃
Mensuratio accurate	±0.01℃
Copia voltage	AC 220 V±10%
Power frequency	50 Hz ± 2%
Potestas	1500W
Applicatur temperatus	10～40℃
Lorem humiditas	＜85 % RH
Latitudo * altitudo * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *	390mm* 260mm* 240mm
Net pondus	18kg

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