Telescopic Water Sampler, Adjustable Pendulum Beaker Sampler Pole for Water Sampling, 500ml/1000ml Capacity

Introducing the Telescopic Water Sampler, a versatile and durable tool designed for effective water sampling. This stainless steel rod is perfect for various applications, including water quality testing from offshore wellheads, pipelines, and sewage systems. The water sampler is available in two capacities: 500ML and 1000ML. The rod extends from a range of 0.6m to 6m (approximately 2.8ft to 19.7ft), ensuring that you can reach depths suitable for your sampling needs. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel and plastics, this sampler is built to withstand harsh conditions while providing reliable results. The package includes one telescopic rods water sampler. Please note that the provided specifications are for reference only; due to manual measurements, a variation of 1-3cm may occur. For best results, please refer to the actual product.

• Dual installation options: The Swivel Dipper features a swivel adapter that enables the ladle to rotate nearly 360 degrees, allowing you to collect samples from virtually any angle. The fixed head option ensures sampling at a consistent angle.
• Telescopic rod lengths: Available sizes include 0.61 m to 1.5 m (2 ft to 4.9 ft), 0.86 m to 2 m (2.8 ft to 6.5 ft), 0.98 m to 2.5 m (3.21 ft to 8.2 ft), 1.1 m to 3 m (3.6 ft to 9.8 ft), 1.17 m to 4 m (3.8 ft to 13.1 ft), 1.23 m to 5 m (4 ft to 16.4 ft), 1.43 m to 6 m (4.69 ft to 19.7 ft), and 1.49 m to 7 m (4.88 ft to 23 ft).
• Flexible sampling capabilities: Designed for convenient water collection in various settings, the ladle can be easily assembled and disassembled for portability, making it ideal for sampling liquids and suspensions.
• Packaging details: Larger sizes will be shipped in two separate packages containing the telescopic rod and the 1000ml ladle. Items are split between two packages for easier handling.
• Versatile applications: This sampler is perfect for use in diverse environments including overhead gantries, riverbanks, water outlets, swimming pools, lakesides, wells, and ponds. It is primarily utilized for water quality monitoring and sample collection in water and petrochemical industries.