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Mettler Toledo 58031223 Multi-Range Conductivity Sensors for Pharmaceutical and Industrial Applications

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8.0 Lb
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Product description

Conductivity sensors 0.02–50,000 S/cm range with ASTM/NIST calibration for pharmaceutical water and industrial use.

The Mettler Toledo 58031223 conductivity sensors set includes multiple models designed for precise conductivity measurement across a broad range from 0.02 to 50,000 S/cm. These electrochemical sensors feature polished 316L stainless steel and titanium electrodes, optimized for hygienic applications such as pharmaceutical water analysis and biotechnology process monitoring. Equipped with PT 1000 temperature sensors and cell constants of 0.1 cm⁻¹, the probes ensure accurate compensation for temperature variation in conductivity readings.

Key technical specifications:

  • Conductivity range: 0.02–50,000 S/cm, suitable for ultrapure to brackish water analyses
  • Material: 316L stainless steel and titanium electrodes, with weld- and cleanable surfaces enhancing biocompatibility and hygiene
  • Process fittings: 1” and 2” Tri-Clamp sanitary connections, ideal for integration into bioprocessing and pharmaceutical lines
  • Insertion length: 86 mm to fit standard flow cell systems and inline monitoring setups
  • Pressure and temperature resistance: Up to 450 PSIG at 77°F, enabling use in steam generation, semiconductor water treatment, and power generation industries
  • Calibration: Traceable to ASTM and NIST standards to support molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology, and biomanufacturing quality assurance

These sensors are essential components in molecular biology research workflows and clinical diagnostics, offering robust and reliable conductivity measurement critical for maintaining water quality and process control. Their compatibility with various industrial sectors, including biomedical engineering and chemical processing, makes them widely adopted in synthetic biology research and biopharmaceutical production pipelines.

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Last updated 19 October 2026