Digital Kymograph

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Digital Kymograph Specification

Measuring Range
0100 mm (chart scale)

Temperature
Ambient to 40C

Application
Recording physiological signals and muscle contractions

Test Range
Single or multiple channel recording

Equipment Type
Digital Kymograph

Accuracy
1 mm

Resolution
1 mm

Number of Specimens
Up to 4

Max Height
15 cm (carriage height)

Port Size
Standard

Interface Type
Manual and digital controls

Frequency
50 Hz

Display Type
Digital display (speed setting)

Power Supply
230 V AC, 50 Hz

Mounting Type
Bench-top

Automation Grade
Semi-Automatic

Features
Selectable speeds, stable carriage movement, easy-to-load chart paper, compact design

Operating Voltage
230 V AC

Humidity
Up to 90% RH (non-condensing)

Specimen Size
Standard chart paper size

Response Time
Instantaneous

Usage
Laboratory physiological experiments

Capacity
Up to 4 recording pens

Machine Weight
5 kg

Test Speed
24, 48, 96, 192 mm/hr selectable

Test Width
20 cm carriage movement

Test Stroke
200 mm

Control Mode
Digital with push-button control

Chart Paper Length
400 mm (max)

Recording Method
Pen and ink on chart paper

Noise Level
Low noise operation (<50 dB)

Motor Type
Synchronous motor for smooth operation

Safety Features
Overload and overcurrent protection

Construction
Corrosion-resistant steel body

Number of Channels
Up to 4 recording arms

About Digital Kymograph

Introducing the Digital Kymograph - your supreme laboratory companion for precision physiological recordings. This highlighted instrument features a corrosion-resistant steel body and a compact, bench-top design, ensuring durability and value in every experiment. With unparalleled accuracy (1 mm), the kymograph effortlessly accommodates up to 4 recording arms and pens, offering superb versatility for multiple specimens. Enjoy smooth, low-noise operation thanks to its synchronous motor and advanced safety features. Pick yours and experience stable, instant, and reliable results with digital push-button control and selectable test speeds, crafted for laboratories across India.

Digital Kymograph: Plant Applications and Laboratory Utility

The Digital Kymograph is invaluable in plant physiology laboratories, utilized as a recording device for tracking muscle contractions and other physiological signals. It is expertly used by researchers, educators, and scientific professionals for accurate data collection on plant and muscle responses. Its application enhances research productivity, enabling superior studies in physiological experiments. The equipment's adaptability and precise measurement capabilities make it a frequently chosen tool for both educational and research laboratories.

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FAQ's of Digital Kymograph:

Q: How is the Digital Kymograph primarily used in laboratory settings?

A: The Digital Kymograph is mainly used for recording physiological signals and muscle contractions in laboratory experiments, offering multi-channel recording with pen and ink on chart paper.

Q: What are the key benefits of using this device for physiological experiments?

A: The device delivers superb accuracy, stable performance, selectable speeds, and instant response time, making it ideal for precise and reproducible physiological studies.

Q: Where can the Digital Kymograph be installed and utilized?

A: This equipment is suitable for laboratory bench-top mounting and can be utilized by research laboratories, educational institutions, and testing facilities specializing in physiological research.

Q: When should I select multiple recording arms or pens on the device?

A: Multiple recording arms or pens should be selected when monitoring several specimens or channels simultaneously, enhancing experiment efficiency and data richness.

Q: What is the process for loading chart paper and setting operational parameters?

A: Chart paper is easily loaded onto the device, and operational parameters like speed and channel selection are set through the digital push-button control for quick setup.