Hot-selling Retarder For Well Cementing - Resistivity Meter – Taige
Hot-selling Retarder For Well Cementing - Resistivity Meter – Taige Detail:
TG-147-85 Resistivity Meter
The resistivity meter is applied for measuring the resistivity or electric properties of kinds of liquid, and is suitable for measuring the resistivity of drilling liquid used on oil fields and other industries. This instrument, a perfect resistivity meter used indoors or outdoors, can also realize salinity analysis of liquid and provide reference for analyzing water purity.
The resistivity meter has the advantages of high accuracy, little repetitive error, high reliability, easy operation and accurate measurement data, and is widely used on oil fields, research institutions, and laboratories.
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Name |
Resistivity Meter |
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Model |
TG-147-85 |
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Dimensions (cm) |
24×16×15 cm |
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Weight (kg) |
3 kg |
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Power Source |
AC220V±5% 50Hz |
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Measurement Range (level) |
0.01-10Ω.m |
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Working Temperature Range (℃) |
0-50℃ |
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Operation Temperature Range (℃) |
0-50℃ |
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By Jessie
from Palestine
- 2015.11.22 12:28
We feel easy to cooperate with this company, the supplier is very responsible, thanks.There will be more in-depth cooperation.
By Laura
from Canada
- 2015.11.02 11:11
