Liquid Sampler

Liquid samplers are instruments used in laboratories to collect and analyze liquid samples. They are part of the Combination and Miscellaneous Instruments class in the Instruments and Laboratory Equipment supply group.

Liquid samplers come in various designs and types, depending on the specific application and requirements. Some common types of liquid samplers include:

1. Pipettes: These are handheld devices used to measure and transfer small volumes of liquid. They come in different sizes and can be either manual or electronic.

2. Syringes: Syringes are often used as liquid samplers in analytical chemistry and pharmaceutical applications. They allow for precise measurement and dispensing of liquid samples.

3. Automatic Liquid Samplers: These are automated systems that can collect multiple liquid samples at predetermined intervals. They are commonly used in environmental monitoring, water quality analysis, and process control.

4. Bottle Samplers: Bottle samplers are designed to collect liquid samples directly from containers or bottles. They typically have a long handle and a mechanism to open and close the bottle for sample collection.

5. Dipper Samplers: Dipper samplers are used to collect liquid samples from open bodies of water, such as lakes, rivers, or tanks. They consist of a long handle with a cup or container at the end for sample collection.

6. Peristaltic Pumps: Peristaltic pumps are used as liquid samplers in applications where precise and continuous sampling is required. They use a rotating roller mechanism to draw liquid into a flexible tube, allowing for accurate and repeatable sample collection.

These are just a few examples of liquid samplers available in the Combination and Miscellaneous Instruments class. The specific type of liquid sampler to use will depend on the nature of the sample, the required accuracy, and the intended application.