YSI 5906 DO Cap Membrane Kit

Membrane kit for YSI 5239, 5905, 5010 DO Probes and the 556 and 85 DO meters.

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  • Teflon caps offer traditional, reliable performance for most dissolved oxygen applications
  • Can be used with the YSI 5239, 5905, 5010 DO Probes and the 556 and 85 DO meters
  • Provides superb fouling resistance with a response time of 18 seconds and flow dependence of 60%
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  • (6) 1 mil black cap membranes
  • (1) Bottle of electrolyte solution
  • (1) Sanding disk
  • (1) Instruction sheet
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