Elite Lab is manufacturer and Supplier of Pycnometers or Density Bottle (Gay Lussac Type) in West Bengal, Kolkata, Bihar, Patna, Jharkhand and Ranchi India. The density Bottle are used to determine dry density of soil every bottle individually calibrated. It is imprinted on the side of each bottle to the nearest 0.001 cm cu with an indelible mark and a stopper on neck. Stoppers and thermometers can't be used interchangeably since each container has a unique stopper or thermometer. Each bottle and its cork or thermometer are marked with a unique serial number.

The Product's Description Exceptional Quality Bottles having a density of 100 percent (Gay-Lussac type

• The Gay-Lussac type container will be used to measure the density of liquid samples.
• It's made of borosilicate glass, which is very resistant to chemicals.
• Capillary stoppers and ground Standard Taper joints should be used to avoid evaporation.
• Due to the capillary stopper's role in adjusting final volume, capillary stoppers cannot be interchanged.
• In addition, the specific gravity bottles come in a variety of volumes.

Why choose us?

Testing Lab GAY-LUSSAC Type Density Bottle, for Soil Testing Lab is made by one of the industry's most recognised manufacturers, suppliers and exporters. It is our goal to provide you with the best class designed GAY-LUSSAC Type density bottle, For Soil Testing Laboratory and Lab Education & Training stuffs for educational institutions and training labs. We also offer a wide range of other products than Density Bottle (gay Lussac Type) for educational institutions including educational and training products. Please contact us for more information. Government offers from any nation in the globe are welcomed by us. Call or email Density Bottle gay Lussac Type Suppliers in Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Kolkata, Ranchi, Patna for further information.

It is acceptable to use an uncorrected density bottle to assess specific gravities in qualitative research at the most basic level. The volume of salt/water or solvent/water mixes may be measured in order to ascertain the ratio of the mixture. Universities and research facilities across the world make use of it.