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Specific Gravity Cup 50ml Features
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The product is made of stainless steel precision instruments for measuring the proportion of paint or similar products. The stainless steel products better than aluminum alloy.
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The proportion is defined as the ratio of the density of a substance to the density of water at the same temperature.
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The instrument includes a cylindrical container with a small hole for discharging excess test fluid. Each cup has a overflow on the lid so that excess liquid overflows. All excess liquid should be removed before weighing.
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Standards compliant: GB / T 21862 Determination of paint and varnish density ISO 2811
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Volume：50ml
About Specific Gravity Cup 50ml
Description Quickly determine specific gravity or weight per gallon Use these precision-made stainless steel cups with your laboratory balance to determine specific gravity or pounds per gallon. Simply tare balance to cup weight, then weigh cup filled with sample. Density is the weight per unit volume at a specified temperature. Density determination is important measurement to convert weight into a volume unit. When coatings are manufactured the raw materials are measured in weight units to control the process. The finished product is usually sold in volume units . In accurate density volume measurement is fundamental to an efficient operation. A density cup has also been described as a liquid pycnometer. An ISO cup is a popular design globally. All the density cup designs work the same way having a precisely made cup with small hole in the lid to allow for removal of excess liquid and air. How to use : (1)Weigh the Cup when empty (2)Fill with the liquid (3)Place lid on the Cup (4)Weigh the Gravity Cup when full and divide the weight by the volume to determine the Specific Gravity
