Soil water hardness meter 61-STI105

Lab Expo Soil water hardness meter 61-STI105 is a handheld design, model with large backlight LCD display and high resolution to show inverted reverse function of numbers on screen. With high accuracy measurement, it maintains the peak value display until manually zero value adjustment. It holds automatic peak function value on display screen for 2 seconds before automatic elimination.

$2,602.00 $ 2168

Soil water hardness meter 61-STI105 - Specifications

Maximum load 100 kg ( kg and N can be switched automatically)
Resolution 0.01 g
Accuracy ± 0.5 %
Measuring depth 0 to 450 mm
Environmental temperature 0 to 60°C
Allowable overload 1.5
Memory storage Stores up to 896 groups of data
Power supply mode 5 Nickel Cyanogen
Battery capacity Continuous operated battery, 6 to 8 hrs
Gross weight 13 kg
Power supply Chargeable AC 100 to 240 voltage

Soil water hardness meter 61-STI105 - Key Features

  • Large capacity memory storage retaining 896 data groups
  • Gravity acceleration setting function for precise measurements
  • High quality charging power supply supporting continuous operation
  • Full scale calibration ensuring measurement accuracy across range
  • Auto-off time setting 10 to 90 min automatic shutdown feature

Soil water hardness meter 61-STI105 - Applications

FunctionImplementation
Soil testing labs0 to 450 mm measuring depth enables field sample analysis
Water quality checks± 0.5 % accuracy supports reliable hardness readings
Extended operations6 to 8 hrs battery capacity allows prolonged use
Data logging needsStores up to 896 groups of data for record keeping
Variable environmentsEnvironmental temperature: 0 to 60°C ensures outdoor usability

Soil water hardness meter 61-STI105 - Catalog

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Lab Expo Soil Water Hardness Meter units are used for measuring soil compaction and penetration resistance in agricultural and geotechnical testing. These soil hardness tester models support loads up to 100 kg with automatic unit switching, 0.01 g resolution, and ±0.5% accuracy for field soil hardness analysis.