DMA 35 EX Petrol Portable Density Meter

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Digital Density Measurement in Seconds – Directly On Site
The Anton Paar DMA 35 is a portable digital density meter for fast and reliable determination of density, relative density, and concentration directly at the tank, in the process, or at the point of use – without time-consuming laboratory analyses.

For measuring petroleum samples in hazardous environments
The only intrinsically safe portable density meter on the market (Ex marking [Ex] II 2 G Ex ib IIB T4)
Fully complies with the ASTM D7777 and IP 559 standards
Protection class IP54

Your Benefits at a Glance
Measurement directly at the tank or in the process
No transport routes, no waiting times for laboratory results
Fast and easy sample filling
Manual filling pump for a wide variety of liquids
Reliable, reproducible results
Digital display without reading errors, automatic corrections
Complete documentation & traceability
Measured value storage and data transfer for quality assurance
 
Why DMA 35 Instead of a Hydrometer or Pycnometer?

Conventional Methods	Anton Paar DMA 35
Reading errors possible	Digital display
Manual Temperature correction	Automatic corrections
Fragile	Robust & portable
No data storage	Measure value storage & export

Typical Applications
Food & Beverage
Sugar concentration (fruit juice, syrup, soft drinks)
Alcohol content
Density of milk and dairy products
Pharma & Cosmetics
Incoming goods inspection of acids and bases
Infusion solutions
Ethanol content
Chemical Industry
Incoming goods inspection of basic chemicals
Sulfuric acid concentration in lead-acid batteries
Petrochemicals
Density measurement for mass-to-volume conversion (also in hazardous areas)
Identification of fuels by density

 
Technical Specifications
Measuring Range

• Density: 0 g/cm³ to3 g/cm³
• Temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C

Accuracy

• Density: ±0,001 g/cm³
• Temperature: ±0,2 °C

Ambient Temperature

•  −10 °C to +40 °C