General Use
Laboratory sensors are used for many different applications and must show excellent accuracy, provide fast readings, and endure long periods without use. Hamilton sensors do just that. Choose from refillable glass-body pH electrodes to robust, maintenance-free plastic shaft electrodes.
Single Pore
Designed for use in emulsions, ion-weak media or even general laboratory applications where high accuracy and fast response are needed.
Polilyte Lab
Maintenance free design makes this the best choice for applications with high clogging potential such as suspensions and emulsions.
FlushTrode
A unique sleeve diaphragm makes this sensor well suited for viscous applications and proteinaceous media that clog conventional pH sensors.
SlimTrode
The SlimTrode has a slim, 6 mm shaft diameter which allows measurements anywhere in the lab - even in test tubes with strong acids.
FillTrode
A plastic shaft and flat glass membrane make this sensor ideal for applications where frequent breakage of the sensor is a concern.
Gel Glass
The Gel-Glass is a maintenance-free electrode with excellent value, and well suited for everyday applications.
Resources
Hamilton's knowledge base provides a range of explanatory articles, frequently asked questions, and document downloads.
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Catalog - Laboratory Sensors
Full catalog with technical information and part numbers for the Hamilton laboratory electrode product line. -
Guide - pH Measurement
A comprehensive overview of how pH sensors work, as well as the basics of cleaning and calibration.
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Does temperature influence pH measurements
Yes, temperature can influence both pH and ORP measurements! Click on the header to learn more. -
What are the best practices for using laboratory electrodes?
Click on the header for some simply advice on calibration and measurement with laboratory electrodes.
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pH Reference Design
This article discusses basic reference design benefits for each product family.
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