Glass Cylinder 300ml For Hydrometer And Alcoholmeter

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300ml ungraduated glass cylinder for density and alcohol content measurements using hydrometers and alcohol meters.
Manufactured from transparent borosilicate glass, offering good thermal and chemical resistance.
The ungraduated design ensures clear readings without visual interference.
Round base for improved stability and a smooth rim for safe pouring and handling.
Optimised dimensions for standard laboratory instruments.

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Ungraded Cylinder For Density And Alcohol Measurement

300ml ungraduated glass cylinder designed for use with hydrometers and glass alcohol meters in density and alcohol content analysis.
Manufactured from transparent borosilicate glass, it offers good thermal and chemical resistance for laboratory and quality control applications.
Its ungraduated design eliminates visual interference during readings, allowing clearer and more precise measurement with floating instruments.
The round base provides stability during use, while the smooth rim facilitates safe pouring and handling.
Optimised dimensions for standard instruments, suitable for oenological testing, beverage analysis and laboratory use.

Applications

• Density measurement using glass hydrometers
• Alcohol content determination with alcohol meters
• Oenological testing and beverage control
• Laboratory analysis and quality control

Technical Specifications

• Capacity: 300ml
• Type: Ungraduated cylinder
• Material: Transparent borosilicate glass
• Internal diameter: 40mm
• Height: 300mm
• Base: Round
• Rim: Smooth
• Compatibility: Hydrometers and alcohol meters

Design And Functionality

This cylinder is specifically designed to accommodate floating density instruments without visual distortion or scale interference.
Its narrow geometry and optimised height ensure proper buoyancy of hydrometers and glass alcohol meters, supporting reliable readings.
The use of borosilicate glass ensures durability and resistance to chemical agents and moderate temperature variations.

Data sheet

Product Type
Glass Measuring Cylinder, Class B
Bottom Shape
Round Base
Scaling intervals
Not graduated
Calibration
Uncalibrated
    Asked by: jose
    Date: 2025-09-01 08:36:33
    Hello, good morning. I would like to find out the Baumé degrees of a liquid (calcium polysulphide). Which aerometer would you recommend, and could you explain how it works? Thank yo

    Good morning:
    In response to your enquiry, we need to know the Baumé scale of this chemical product. Once confirmed, we will be able to indicate the correct reference you should purchase together with the glass measuring cylinder, which is 524.017.

    To use a hydrometer (aerometer for liquids) in a cylinder:

    1. Prepare the materials:
      • Clean the glass cylinder and rinse it with a small amount of the liquid to be measured to avoid contamination.
      • Select a hydrometer suitable for the expected density; if it sinks too much, it is not the correct range.
    2. Fill the cylinder:
      • Pour the liquid into the cylinder without overfilling it, avoiding overflow when inserting the hydrometer.
      • Ensure the product temperature is correct; otherwise, use equivalence tables.
    3. Insert the hydrometer:
      • Hold it from the top and gently introduce it into the liquid.
      • Spin it slightly with your fingers so it does not stick to the cylinder walls and can float freely.
    4. Allow stabilisation:
      • Let the hydrometer float freely and vertically without touching the bottom or the sides of the cylinder.
    5. Take the reading:
      • Position your eyes at the liquid level and observe the graduated scale.
      • Read at the bottom of the meniscus (the curve formed by the liquid surface). This point on the scale corresponds to the relative density of the liquid.

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    Asked by: Hugo
    Date: 2025-09-03 22:59:17
    I need a device to measure the alcohol content of grapes. What would you recommend? Thank you.

    Which instrument is used to measure grape must?

    Grapes do not have "degrees" per se; what is measured is the sugar content in the must, which helps estimate probable alcohol content. We recommend two instruments:

    • Handheld refractometer with 3 scales – Ref. 720.5150
      View product
      Measures °Brix, Baumé and probable alcohol. Requires only 2–3 drops.
    • Mustimeter (glass hydrometer) with 2 scales – Ref. 414.
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      Used with a 250 ml glass cylinder.
      Recommended cylinder

    Both options are reliable, but the refractometer is more practical and faster.


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