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  • Zetron GK-01 High Pressure Gas

    Zetron GK-01 High Pressure Gas Diffuser

      GK-01 High Pressure Gas Diffuser is completely suitable for testing compressed air in range 30-150 psi pressure. The Airborne Particle Counter and Biological Air Sampler can take samples stably after using it to ...

      Beijing, China
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      GK-01 High Pressure Gas Diffuser

        GK-01 High Pressure Gas Diffuser is completely suitable for testicompressed air in range 30-150 psi pressure . We can prove product OEM/ODM sever.

        Beijing, China
      • ACH-1Air Flow Capture Hood

        ACH-1Air Flow Capture Hood

          ACH-1 Air Flow Capture Hood is an instrument used to measure the air volume flowing through air-outlet, diffusers and grilles. It is easy to operate; it has a high accuracy and reliability which ensures the measu...

          Beijing, China

        Overview

        Photometers are instruments used to measure light intensity and are essential in various fields such as environmental monitoring, laboratory research, and industrial applications. These devices provide precise and accurate readings of light intensity, which can be crucial for experiments, quality control, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

        FAQ

        What factors should I consider when purchasing a photometer?

        Consider the photometer's range, accuracy, sensitivity, and any specific features or functionalities required for your application. Also, check for compatibility with existing equipment and software.

        How can I ensure safe shipping for my photometer?

        Ensure the photometer is packed securely with adequate padding and use a reliable shipping service experienced in handling delicate instruments. Insurance is also recommended to cover any potential damages during transit.

        What is the maintenance schedule for a photometer?

        Regular maintenance includes cleaning the optical components, calibrating the device according to the manufacturer’s guidelines, and checking for any software updates. Always follow the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance instructions.