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Vitlab PMP plastic graduated cylinder 100ml raised graduations class A

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The Vitlab PMP measuring cylinder 100ml with raised graduations, Class A, has an actual measured error that consistently remains within the Class A tolerance limits in accordance with DIN 12681 and ISO 6706. To preserve the graduations, do not clean at temperatures exceeding 60 °C. Autoclavable at 121 °C (2 bar) according to DIN EN 285, but conditionally. Cylinders with molded graduations (Cat. No. 64604 – 65304) are recommended if regular autoclaving is required. Origin: Germany

Introduction to Vitlab 100ml PMP measuring cylinder

The Vitlab 100ml PMP measuring cylinder (product code: 64904) is a specialized volumetric measuring instrument from Vitlab (Germany). It is used for pouring and dosing chemicals and solvents in laboratory analytical procedures requiring high precision. Made in Germany, it meets stringent standards for professional working environments.

Outstanding features

Class A accuracy, with actual measured tolerances always within the limits specified by DIN 12681 and ISO 6706.
Made from high-quality PMP plastic, designed with clearly raised graduations for easy reading and volume observation.
Autoclavable at 121 °C (2 bar) according to DIN EN 285, with limitations.
100ml measuring capacity, providing flexibility for routine sample preparation tasks.

Applications

Liquid volume measurement and calibration in chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical laboratories.
Quality control (QC/QA) applications in food and beverage manufacturing plants.
Testing and educational practicals in research institutes and universities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum temperature for cleaning the measuring cylinder?
To preserve the graduations on the cylinder, do not clean the instrument at temperatures exceeding 60 °C.

Can the measuring cylinder be autoclaved frequently?
The instrument can be autoclaved at 121 °C according to DIN EN 285 with limitations; if frequent autoclaving is required, models with molded graduations (cat. nos. 64604 – 65304) are recommended.