"Hach"

Supplier: Hach

The standard anionic surfactant method has several drawbacks:
*Multiple handling steps are time consuming and complicated.
*Large volumes of extraction solvents create a safety and environmental risk.
*The combination of lengthy handling time, glassware maintenance, and solvent disposal adds up to significant costs per test. A standardised cuvette-based extraction and photometric measurement system overcomes all these disadvantages to provide accurate, reproducible results.

Supplier: Hach

Standard solution for chloride determination by argentometric burette titration.

Supplier: Hach

Powder reagent in sealed package for phosphonate test and total phosphate TNT.

Supplier: Hach

Magnesium chloride 510 g/l in aqueous solution

Supplier: Hach

Citric acid monohydrate

Supplier: Hach

For accuracy checks in colour determinations.

Supplier: Hach

For determination of trace levels of iron by the Ferrozine method.

Supplier: Hach

Test kit, Manganese, Range: 0,1 - 20,00 mg/l

Supplier: Hach

Multiple uses, including preparation of turbidity sample cells.

Supplier: Hach

Heavy black enamel, cast iron base and zinc-plated rod.

Supplier: Hach

For accuracy checks in detergents (surfactants) determinations.

Supplier: Hach

Bi-metallic dial gauge 0 to 200 °C ±1%. Two degree divisions.

Supplier: Hach

Standard solution for accuracy checks in arsenic determinations.

Supplier: Hach

Sulphuric acid 0.5 mol/l (1 N) in aqueous solution

Supplier: Hach

Sulphuric acid 9.6 mol/l (19.2 N)

Supplier: Hach

The TU5 Series employs a unique optical design that sees more of your sample than any other turbidimeter, delivering the best low level precision and sensitivity while minimising variability from test to test. Only the new TU 5 Series Lab and Process Turbidimeters with 360×90° Detection deliver unprecedented confidence that a change in your reading is a change in your water.