Used to determine proof of ethyl alcohol spirits, these hydrometers are available in various ranges from 0 to 206%. 300mm (12”) long Lead free ballast and glass Made according to the Bureau of Internal Revenue, U.S. Treasury Department, the tolerances listed for these…

Hydrometers are used to determine the specific gravity of a liquid. Consists of a long glass tube containing a ballast at the base of the float bulb and graduations on the stem. The ballast is made from steel pellets free from lead and mercury. Specific Gravity – With over half of the Kimble…

This individually calibrated plain form hydrometer measures the relative density (specific gravity) of oil and petroleum related products in accordance with the American Petroleum Institute (API) and the American Society of Testing Materials (ASTM) E100 standards. Conforms to the accuracy…

Made from optical quality polycarbonate material, these plain form hydrometers are ideal in situations where rough handling or contamination could be an issue, such as in the food or beverage industries. Durable and shatterproof Available in models measuring specific gravity / relative…

A.S.B.C. Top Reading Pyrex® Brand Glass Hydrometers High precision A.S.B.C. (American Society of Brewing Chemists) hydrometers used for the determining extract of beer and wort specified and described in Methods of Analysis of the American Society of Brewing Chemists. The top reading…

Used in the food and beverage and other industries for measuring % sucrose by weight, these plain form hydrometers are available in various ranges from -5° to 50° Brix. Lead free ballast and glass Individually serialized Temperature standardization of 20°C Hand…

Used in the food and beverage and other industries for measuring % sucrose by weight, these plain form hydrometers are available in various ranges from 0° to 71° Brix. Lead free ballast and glass Individually serialized Temperature standardization of 20°C Hand inspected…

These plain form hydrometers measure the relative density (specific gravity) of oil and petroleum related products in various ranges from -1° to 91°API in accordance with American Petroleum Institute (API) standards.   166mm (6.6”) long Lead free ballast and glass …

For liquids lighter than water Models 6025F10 through F20 are for testing small quantities Models 6025C10 through C25 require a cylinder 340 x 38 mm diameter and approximately 250 mL of liquid for submersion. Models 6025F10 through F20 require a cylinder 150 mm deep x 25 mm i.d. and…

Available in a variety of models measuring Baume of syrups and other liquids heavier than water in various ranges from 0° to 71°, these plain form hydrometers are used in the chemistry, pharmacology, food and beverage, starch industries and more. 300mm (12”) long Lead free…

  For liquids heavier than water; dual scale Approximate total length 310 mm, approximate length of graduated scale 140 mm Tolerance ±1 scale division Requires a cylinder 340 x 38 mm and approximately 260 mL of liquid. Hydrometers has specific gravity scale in…

Hydrometers are used to determine the specific gravity of a liquid. Consists of a long glass tube containing a ballast at the base of the float bulb and graduations on the stem. The ballast is made from steel pellets free from lead and mercury. Specific Gravity – With over half of the Kimble…

This wide range of combined-form hydrometers are used in the food and beverage, and other industries to measure % sucrose by weight in various ranges from 0° to 101° Brix, and include a convenient, built-in thermometer with a temperature scale of 0/50°C. Conform to the accuracy…

Made from optical quality polycarbonate material, these plain form hydrometers are ideal in situations where rough handling or contamination could be an issue, such as in the food or beverage industries. Available in two models measuring sugar from 0° to 35° or 15° to 50°Brix, these…

These plain form hydrometers are available in a variety of models measuring the relative densities (specific gravity) of oil and petroleum products in various ranges from -1° to 101°API in accordance with the American Petroleum Institute (API) and the American Society of Testing Materials…