Omega CDE-440 is a series of conductivity process cells designed for measuring the conductivity of liquids in various industrial applications. These cells are available in different configurations to suit specific process requirements, including insertion, immersion, and toroidal (electrodeless) types.
The CDE-440 cells feature rugged construction with materials such as stainless steel, epoxy, and PTFE to withstand harsh chemical environments. They offer a wide measurement range from 0.01 µS/cm to 1 S/cm, allowing them to handle both low and high conductivity solutions. The cells have a temperature compensation range of 0 to 100°C (up to 200°C for some models), ensuring accurate measurements over a broad temperature spectrum.
Omega CDE-440 is a series of conductivity process cells designed for measuring the conductivity of liquids in various industrial applications. These cells are available in different configurations to suit specific process requirements, including insertion, immersion, and toroidal (electrodeless) types.
The CDE-440 cells feature rugged construction with materials such as stainless steel, epoxy, and PTFE to withstand harsh chemical environments. They offer a wide measurement range from 0.01 µS/cm to 1 S/cm, allowing them to handle both low and high conductivity solutions. The cells have a temperature compensation range of 0 to 100°C (up to 200°C for some models), ensuring accurate measurements over a broad temperature spectrum.
Omega CDE-440 is a series of conductivity process cells designed for measuring the conductivity of liquids in various industrial applications. These cells are available in different configurations to suit specific process requirements, including insertion, immersion, and toroidal (electrodeless) types.
The CDE-440 cells feature rugged construction with materials such as stainless steel, epoxy, and PTFE to withstand harsh chemical environments. They offer a wide measurement range from 0.01 µS/cm to 1 S/cm, allowing them to handle both low and high conductivity solutions. The cells have a temperature compensation range of 0 to 100°C (up to 200°C for some models), ensuring accurate measurements over a broad temperature spectrum.
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