Automated Densimeter DSG-1 21-10

This high precision digital densimeter is ideal for almost any laboratory environment.  

If you work with polymers or plastics in particular then you really should invest in our industry leading 21-10 Automatic Densimeter DSG-1.

Densimeter testing basics  

Densimeter testing to ascertain a part’s consistency is an essential quality control test – a vital part of incoming material evaluation. Densimeter testing involves weighing the material in air and then in a liquid of known density (usually water or ethanol). 

Choosing the right densimeter is critical. You need to select wisely to avoid inconsistent measuring techniques and procedures in your quality control processes. 

Easy use electronic densimeter 

Featuring a high precision electronic balance, our densimeter devices determine the specific gravity of rubber, plastics (especially like polyethylene), ceramic, and various other materials with the single push of a button. 

During each densimeter test the specific gravity of any sample can easily be read directly from the indicator screen. 

Accurate and repeatable densimeter testing 

The DSG-1 21-10 automatic densimeter weighs up the gravity and density measurements in its automated unit with highly accurate, repeatable results. 

Certified densimeter testing – as standard 

Our electronic densimeter was built to satisfy the most stringent of national and international testing standards including ISO 1183-1, JIS K7112 and JIS Z8807. 

Densimeter optional extras 

We can supply a number of different attachments so you can measure the specific gravity of many additional liquids, or the rate of change of other materials. 

A dense selection of densimeter products  

We make a wide range of densimeter devices and accessories. For example, check out the TQC Sheen Densimeter H-300S, Hildebrand and our Ray Ran Auto Density Measurement System. Just get in touch if you have something else in mind! 

Densimeter testing insight 

We like to share the lessons learnt over many decades of making  densimeters. For example, here’s an Industrial Physics blog that asks: how important are accurate density measurements to quality products? 

How to use a densimeter?

To use our electronic densimeter effectively you’ll need to place a beaker with the liquid you’re inspecting in a cabinet. Next you place the automatic densimeter in the beaker and launch your test. Soon after your data is shown clearly on the densimeter’s digital display.