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Keep your Karl Fischer titration process precise and accurate with the Hanna Instruments HI76320 Dual Platinum Pin Electrode for HI903. This electrode boasts a glass body that ensures sensitive detection every time. Additionally, the electrode features dual platinum pins for even greater precision in the detection of water content. The electrode's construction makes it easy to clean and maintain, ensuring its longevity and decreasing the need for replacement.
The HI76320 is highly versatile, making it an essential tool for any lab technician. The BNC connection allows for easy attachment to your Karl Fischer titration system. Plus, it's compatible with the Hanna Instruments HI903 titration system, so you can get started detecting water content in your samples right away.
When accuracy is essential, choose the HI76320 electrode. With two platinum pins and a glass body, you can be confident that you're getting the most precise readings possible. Not only is the electrode easy to use and maintain, but it's also backed by Hanna Instruments' reputation for quality and reliability. Invest in the HI76320 today and take your Karl Fischer titration process to the next level.
The HI76320 is highly versatile, making it an essential tool for any lab technician. The BNC connection allows for easy attachment to your Karl Fischer titration system. Plus, it's compatible with the Hanna Instruments HI903 titration system, so you can get started detecting water content in your samples right away.
When accuracy is essential, choose the HI76320 electrode. With two platinum pins and a glass body, you can be confident that you're getting the most precise readings possible. Not only is the electrode easy to use and maintain, but it's also backed by Hanna Instruments' reputation for quality and reliability. Invest in the HI76320 today and take your Karl Fischer titration process to the next level.
