Thermo Orion Conductivity Standard Pouches

Orion conductivity standards are designed to meet all end user requirements, including laboratory grade and DIN standards.

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  • 10 individually sealed pouches
  • 15mL of calibration solution in each pouch
  • Convenient pouches perfect for field calibration
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Orion conductivity standard, 147 uS/cm, (10) 15mL pouches
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Thermo Orion 1413 µS Conductivity Standard Pouches
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Orion conductivity standard, 1413 uS/cm, (10) 15mL pouches
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Thermo Orion 12,900 µS Conductivity Standard Pouches
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Orion conductivity standard, 12,900 uS/cm, (10) 15mL pouches
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Thermo Orion 111,900 µS Conductivity Standard Pouches
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Orion conductivity standard, 111,900 uS/cm, (10) 15mL pouches
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