Hanna HI1413B Flat Tip pH Electrode for Skin and Surfaces

Hanna HI1413B Flat Tip pH Electrode for Skin and Surfaces

The Hanna HI1413B Flat Tip pH Electrode for Skin and Surfaces  is a specialized flat tip pH electrode designed for direct surface measurements, including skin, leather, paper, and emulsions. With a glass body, open junction, and Viscolene electrolyte, this electrode delivers accurate and stable readings on flat, soft, or semi-solid materials.

Key Features

• Flat Tip for Surface Contact: The flat glass sensing surface allows for direct pH measurements on non-liquid samples, including human or animal skin, paper products, and treated surfaces.

• Open Junction Design: The open junction reduces clogging, especially when working with viscous materials like creams, gels, or emulsions. This ensures stable readings and minimal maintenance.

• Viscolene Gel Electrolyte: This specialized electrolyte supports high-performance pH detection in low-moisture or semi-solid media where traditional liquid-filled electrodes fail.

• Glass Body Construction: The electrode’s glass body offers excellent chemical resistance and is easy to clean between uses—ideal for lab and field professionals working with sensitive samples.

• BNC Connector and 1 m Cable: The standard BNC connector ensures broad meter compatibility, while the 1-meter coaxial cable offers convenient maneuverability during testing.

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Cosmetic and Personal Care: Manufacturers use this electrode to test pH levels in creams, gels, and lotions directly on the skin or sample surface.

• Textile and Leather Industry: Quality control labs rely on flat tip sensors for testing surface pH of fabrics and leather products without sample preparation.

• Paper and Packaging: This electrode helps determine the pH of paper, cardboard, or packaging coatings during production or inspection.

• Emulsion and Semi-solid Testing: Its flat tip and open junction make it ideal for direct contact with thick or pasty substances in food, cosmetics, or pharmaceuticals.