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13K122 Grainger Industrial Supply H-B INSTRUMENT COMPANY Hydrometers Hydrometer, Scale API, Scale Divisions 0.2, Range 79/91, Length 166mm , Application Api, Standards Nist
13K156 Grainger Industrial Supply H-B INSTRUMENT COMPANY Hydrometers Hydrometer, Scale Proof, Scale Divisions 0.2, Range 75/95, Length 305mm , Application Ethyl Alcohol, Standards Nist
12X434 Grainger Industrial Supply H-B INSTRUMENT COMPANY Hydrometers Hydrometer, Scale Specific Gravity, Scale Divisions 0.0005, Range 1.480/1.550, Length 325mm , Application Specific Gravity, Standards Nist
AO-17030-28 Amazon COLE-PARMER Industrial & Scientific NIST-Traceable Calibration; Standard Accuracy Humidity and Temperature
AO-17030-28 Amazon DAVIS INSTRUMENTS Industrial & Scientific NIST-Traceable Calibration; Standard Accuracy Humidity and Temperature
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    . are set and maintained by the National. static and dynamic. and quality control systems ensure that a. Institute of Standards and Technology. methods such as direct. certain product or process meets a certain. (NIST) in Gaithersburg, Maryland. NIST. mechanical dilution,. standard or level of quality
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