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Other Electrodes

Other Electrodes

Select from a wide range of non-specific electrodes that can be made suitable for every application and budget. Measure magnetic fields, oxidation or reduction potential, temperature, gas pressure, voltage, and so much more with these durable, rugged electrodes. These electrodes are ergonomically designed for easy, comfortable handling while providing maximum safety, and economically priced model smean they can be tailored to suit any budgetary constraints. All models are easy to store and maintain.

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Electrolysis Electrodes

Electrolysis Electrodes

The two electrodes are constructed of stainless steel and have curved ends flattened at the tips.

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G.S.C. International Carbon Electrode Pair

G.S.C. International Carbon Electrode Pair

Perfect for electrolysis experiments.

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Welch Allyn® ECG Monitoring Electrode

Reliable connection for ECG.

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Vernier® Drop Counters

Vernier® Drop Counters

Perform accurate, automatic titrations by counting drops of titrant.

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G.S.C. International Platinum Electrolysis Electrodes

G.S.C. International Platinum Electrolysis Electrodes

Platinum tipped electrodes with rubber stoppers.

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Vernier® Differential Voltage Probe

Vernier® Differential Voltage Probe

Measure voltages in low voltage AC and DC circuits.

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Vernier® EKG Electrodes

Vernier® EKG Electrodes

Replacement package of 100 electrodes.

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Venier® Go Direct™ Sensor Cart Charge Station

Venier® Go Direct™ Sensor Cart Charge Station

Charge and store up to four Go Direct® Sensor Carts.

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Vernier®	Charge Sensor

Vernier® Charge Sensor

Electronic electroscope to obtain quantitative measurements of charge.

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Vernier® EKG Sensor

Vernier® EKG Sensor

Measure electrical signals from muscle contractions, or make EKG tracings and surface EMG recordings.

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