Ludwig Schneider Hydrometer According to Baume

The hydrometer is a measuring instrument for determining the density or specific gravity of liquids. The instrument is immersed in a liquid until the weight force of the displaced liquid corresponds to the weight force of the immersed body. For an accurate density measurement and a precise measurement result, make sure to use a container (standing cylinder, see accessories) with the appropriate size or capacity. In addition, the temperature of the medium should correspond to the reference temperature of the instrument (usually +15 to +20 °C).

Mercury-free Production of Hydrometer

You can obtain our hydrometers according to Baumé with environmentally friendly, mercury-free filling, with a resolution of up to 0.1 °Bé and in plastic design. Depending on the application, our hydrometers cover a measuring range from 0 to 75 °Bé, with an accuracy of ±0.1 °Bé.

Features OF Ludwig Schneider Hydrometer According to Baume

High Precision: Each unit is accurately adjusted to ensure reliable readings for laboratory and industrial quality control.
Traceability: Most models come with an individual serial number and can be supplied with a DAkkS (German accreditation) or a works calibration certificate upon request.
Durable Construction: * Glass Version: Made of high-quality glass for chemical resistance.
- Plastic Version: Made of high-quality Polycarbonate (PC), which is breakage-resistant and transparent like glass—ideal for the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries (HACCP compliant).
Versatile Design: Available with or without an integrated thermometer. Versions with thermometers use eco-friendly, organic fillings.
Industry Standard: Manufactured according to international density measurement standards.

Technical Specifications OF Ludwig Schneider Hydrometer According to Baume

The specifications vary depending on the specific range and material selected:

Specification	Details (General Range)
Scale Unit	Degree Baumé (°Bé)
Measuring Range	0 to 70 °Bé (Available in spans such as 0-10, 10-20, 0-30, 0-50, etc.)
Scale Division	0.1 °Bé, 0.2 °Bé, 0.5 °Bé, or 1.0 °Bé
Accuracy / Error Limit	Typically ±0.1 °Bé to ±1.0 °Bé (matched to scale division)
Reference Temperature	Commonly 15°C, 20°C, or 60/60°F
Total Length	Ranges from 220 mm to 300 mm
Material	Glass or Polycarbonate (PC)
Packaging	Usually packed in a protective square plastic sleeve