In which industries are electronic density hydrometers most widely used? Electronic density hydrometers are applicable across various industries.
The electronic density hydrometer is a novel density testing instrument developed based on Archimedes' principle. This device eliminates the cumbersome operations of traditional density testing, enabling rapid and accurate measurement of irregular samples. It meets the density measurement requirements for modern product manufacturing and new material research. Calculation formula: ρ_(liquid) = (W_A - W_B) × ρ / V_(standard block).
Electronic density hydrometers are applicable across various industries: rubber, plastics, polymers, composite materials, wires and cables, sports equipment, electronic materials, glass products, tire industry, footwear, alloy metals, precious metals, automotive components, mechanical parts, gemstones and jewelry, ceramics, magnetic materials, powder metallurgy, power tools, refractory materials, miniature fans, hardware recycling, construction engineering, soil, graphite, cement, cosmetics, chemicals, food and beverages, paints and coatings, modern energy, chemical additives, chemical solutions, petroleum fuels, chemical reagents, pharmaceuticals
Materials suitable for electronic density meters:
Plastic pellets, engineering plastic pellets, ABS solvents, nylon pellets, PVC powder, EVA materials, PU foam, plastic composites, polymer materials, rubber pellets, carbon black, resins, silicone, Teflon products, metal powders, magnetic powders, glass powders, tungsten carbide, graphite materials, carbon fiber materials, titanium dioxide powder, various chemical liquids, viscous liquids
Density Meter Applicable Products:
Plastic products, rubber products, films, metal products, powder metallurgy products, magnetic material products, oil-impregnated bearings, brake linings, oil seals, shock absorbers, counterweights, cue sticks, ball sports equipment, EVA soles, PU packaging materials, PET bottles, ball stoppers, water valves, muscovite products, graphite, carbon products, wood products,
Research Institutions & Laboratories:
Universities, colleges, commodity inspection institutes, quality inspection institutes, research laboratories, and other academic research organizations
Pore Volume Analyzer Applications: Catalysts: Widely used in petrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical, food, agricultural, and fine chemical industries
Adsorbents: Such as activated carbon, molecular sieves, and activated alumina, extensively employed in environmental protection fields Pigments and fillers: inorganic pigments, calcium carbonate, zinc oxide, silica, mineral powders, etc.; ceramic raw materials: alumina, zirconia, yttria, silicon nitride, silicon carbide, etc.; reinforcing agents for rubber and plastic materials: carbon black, silica, nano-calcium carbonate, etc.; novel battery materials: electrode materials like lithium cobalt oxide, lithium manganese oxide, graphite, etc.; Luminous rare earth powder materials; Magnetic powder materials, such as magnetite and ferrites; Nanopowder materials, including nanoceramic materials, nanometallic materials, nano-silver powder, iron powder, copper powder, tungsten powder, nickel powder, etc.; Others, such as ultrafine fibers, porous fabrics, composite materials, sediments, suspensions, etc.
Electronic density meter testing applications include:
1. Various solids: water-absorbent products, granular products, floating bodies, films, foams, non-absorbent solids, etc.
2. Various liquids: toothpaste-like products, viscous liquids, corrosive liquids, etc.
3. Various powders: metal powders, rubber/plastic powders, additives, etc.
4. Precious metal density meters: Gold, platinum, molybdenum, silver, palladium, chromium, etc.
