Extech Conductivity Standards

The Extech Conductivity Standards calibrate conductivity meters to ensure measurement accuracy.

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  • Convenient pint size
  • Two pottles per pack
  • Can be used for non-Extech meters as well
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The Extech Conductivity Standard is offered in a convenient pint size to calibrate conductivity meters for optimum accuracy. The standard may be used with any conductivity meter that requires calibration.

  • (2) Pint bottles of conductivity standard
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84 uS/cm conductivity standard, 2 pint bottles
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1413 uS/cm conductivity standard, 2 pint bottles
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EC-12880-P
12,880 uS/cm conductivity standard, 2 pint bottles
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