Our range of **pH Meters** represents the pinnacle of electrochemical sensing technology, providing high-precision acidity and alkalinity measurements for diverse laboratory environments. From basic digital models to multi-parameter microprocessor-based systems that measure pH, Conductivity, TDS, and Salinity, our instruments are engineered for absolute accuracy. These meters utilize high-quality glass electrodes and advanced temperature compensation (ATC) to ensure stable readings even in fluctuating thermal conditions. As a leading manufacturer, we ensure that our pH meters feature easy calibration protocols (1, 2, or 3 points) with automatic buffer recognition. Whether you are monitoring water quality, conducting pharmaceutical research, or managing industrial chemical processes, our pH meters provide the reliability and repeatability required for stringent quality control standards worldwide.
Our range of **pH Meters** represents the pinnacle of electrochemical sensing technology, providing high-precision acidity and alkalinity measurements for diverse laboratory environments. From basic digital models to multi-parameter microprocessor-based systems that measure pH, Conductivity, TDS, and Salinity, our instruments are engineered for absolute accuracy. These meters utilize high-quality glass electrodes and advanced temperature compensation (ATC) to ensure stable readings even in fluctuating thermal conditions. As a leading manufacturer, we ensure that our pH meters feature easy calibration protocols (1, 2, or 3 points) with automatic buffer recognition. Whether you are monitoring water quality, conducting pharmaceutical research, or managing industrial chemical processes, our pH meters provide the reliability and repeatability required for stringent quality control standards worldwide.
For high-accuracy results, we recommend daily calibration before use or at the start of each shift using standard buffer solutions (pH 4.0, 7.0, and 10.0).
ATC is a feature that adjusts the pH reading based on the sample's temperature, as pH values are temperature-dependent. This ensures accurate readings without manual calculation.
Yes, by creating a soil-water suspension (usually 1:2 or 1:5 ratio), our benchtop and microprocessor pH meters can accurately measure soil acidity.
Electrodes should always be kept moist. Store them in an electrode storage solution (3M KCl) and never in distilled or deionized water, as it can damage the glass membrane.
