Thermo Orion 60mL Conductivity Standards
Description
Orion conductivity standard, 100 uS, (5) 60mL bottles
Features
- Select from 100, 1413, 12900 and 111900 uS
- Includes (5) 60mL bottles
- Calibrates Orion Star meters and more
Details
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011008 | Orion conductivity standard, 100 uS, (5) 60mL bottles |
$93.60
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011007 | Orion conductivity standard, 1413 uS, (5) 60mL bottles |
$93.60
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011006 | Orion conductivity standard, 12,900 uS, (5) 60mL bottles |
$93.60
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011005 | Orion conductivity standard, 111,900 uS, (5) 60mL bottles |
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