The Windaus-Labortechnik Viewing Window, also known as a Secchi Disk, is a vital tool for assessing water clarity and light penetration. Designed with a 250 mm diameter, it features a four-segment configuration with alternating black and white sections to enhance visibility during measurements. Constructed from durable, hard-wearing plastic, the disk includes a lead weight to facilitate smooth lowering into the water. An approximately 15 cm high rod equipped with an eyelet allows for easy attachment of a lowering line, which is marked at 50 cm intervals for precise depth readings. Please note that the lowering line is sold separately.
This Secchi Disk is essential for environmental monitoring, research, and educational purposes, providing reliable measurements of water transparency and light penetration.
It is a vital tool for assessing water clarity and light penetration. Designed with a 250 mm diameter, it features a four-segment configuration with alternating black and white sections to enhance visibility during measurements. Constructed from durable, hard-wearing plastic, the disk includes a lead weight to facilitate smooth lowering into the water. An approximately 15 cm high rod equipped with an eyelet allows for easy attachment of a lowering line, which is marked at 50 cm intervals for precise depth readings. Please note that the lowering line is sold separately.
Yes. It is designed for the laboratory application described by the manufacturer, and offers a diameter of 250 mm to support this kind of work.
It has a diameter of 250 mm, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 394328003.
It is made from sturdy, hard-wearing plastic with lead weight for stable lowering. It also offers four segments with two black and two white areas for improved visibility, approximately 15 cm high with eyelet for attaching lowering line and marked in 50 cm intervals (sold separately).
For the laboratory application described by the manufacturer, the Windaus-Labortechnik model is the better choice, offering a diameter of 250 mm. The Haldenwanger model offers a disk diameter of 13 mm as an alternative, while the Windaus-Labortechnik model's four segments with two black and two white areas for improved visibility and approximately 15 cm high with eyelet for attaching lowering line help make it a strong fit for the laboratory application described by the manufacturer.
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