Analytical Instruments for pH, Conductivity, Pure Water & Oil Quality – Meters for Laboratory & Process
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: 11 - 13 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)
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: 11 - 13 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)
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: 11 - 13 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)
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: 11 - 13 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)
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: 11 - 13 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)
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What types of analytical instruments does PSE Priggen offer in this category?
In this category you will find pH meters and transmitters, pH and redox electrodes, conductivity meters, pure water meters, salinity meters and oil analyzers. These devices allow you to reliably monitor key physico-chemical parameters of liquids and solutions such as pH, conductivity, salinity and oil quality.
What is the difference between pH meters, pH transmitters and pH / redox electrodes?
pH meters are stand-alone instruments with a display, used directly on site or in the laboratory. pH transmitters convert the sensor signal into a standard signal (e.g. 4…20 mA) for connection to process control systems. pH and redox electrodes are the actual sensors, plugged into the meter or transmitter and selected according to medium, temperature range and chemical load.
What should I consider when choosing a pH meter and a suitable electrode?
Key factors include measuring range, required accuracy, temperature range, type of medium (e.g. drinking water, process water, aggressive media, food), electrode design and chemical resistance. The calibration concept (one- or multi-point calibration, buffer system) is also important. If you tell us about the medium and application, we will recommend suitable combinations of instruments and electrodes.
When should I use a conductivity meter or a pure water meter?
Conductivity meters are used to determine the salt or ion content of solutions, for example in cooling, process and drinking water, in the chemical industry or in food production. Pure water meters are designed for very low conductivities, e.g. in laboratory, pharmaceutical or semiconductor applications where even the smallest impurities must be detected.
For which applications are salinity meters and oil analyzers suitable?
Salinity meters are used in aquaculture, the food industry, environmental monitoring and seawater applications to determine salt content. Oil analyzers are used to assess oil quality in hydraulic systems, gearboxes, engines or frying oils, helping to plan maintenance intervals based on actual condition and to ensure product quality.
Are there portable and stationary analytical instruments, e.g. for installation in plants?
Yes, the range extends from portable handheld devices for on-site measurements to benchtop instruments for laboratory and quality control, and to transmitters for installation in control panels or in the field. Many process instruments offer current or bus interfaces (e.g. 4…20 mA, RS-485/Modbus) to integrate measurement values directly into control or monitoring systems.
Can you help me select the right analytical instrument for my application?
Yes, we are happy to assist. If you tell us about the medium, the parameter to be measured (e.g. pH, conductivity, salinity, oil quality), measuring range, temperature conditions and place of use (laboratory, process, field measurement), we will propose suitable instruments and sensors. If required, we also take into account standards, documentation requirements and interfaces to existing systems.
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: 11 - 13 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)
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: 11 - 13 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)
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: 11 - 13 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)
Analytical instruments for liquids and process media
Analytical instruments measure physico-chemical parameters such as pH, conductivity, redox potential, salinity and oil quality. They are used in laboratories, process industries, water treatment and food production. This category includes pH meters, conductivity meters, pure water meters, salinity meters and oil analysis instruments.
pH and redox measurement
pH meters monitor neutralisation processes, water treatment, electroplating and food processing. Combination electrodes with glass or plastic bodies are available for different media and temperature ranges. Redox measurements provide information on oxidation and reduction processes.
Conductivity and pure water measurement
Conductivity meters determine the salt content of solutions and help to control cooling, process and drinking water. Pure water meters monitor very low conductivities in laboratories and semiconductor applications.
Salinity and oil measurement
Salinity meters are used in aquaculture, food industry and environmental monitoring. Oil measuring instruments assess oil quality in hydraulic systems, gearboxes and engines and support condition-based maintenance.
Selection criteria
Important factors are measuring range, temperature compensation, sensor design, chemical resistance and calibration concept. Portable devices are suited for field use, while benchtop meters and transmitters serve laboratory and process applications.
Benefits of professional analytical instruments
Professional analytical instruments provide stable sensors, reproducible results and convenient calibration and documentation functions, ensuring reliable process control and product quality.