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Chlorine test is a practical test-paper roll designed for straightforward chlorine checks in environmental and water-related laboratory work. Each roll measures 5 m in length and 10 mm in width, giving a continuous supply of indicator strip that can be cut or torn to the required length at the bench. Supplied as a set of five rolls, the format suits routine screening, field sampling support and teaching laboratories where chlorine presence needs to be assessed quickly without complex instrumentation. The product belongs to the environmental analysis test-kit range and is offered by manufacturer Macherey-Nagel, a well-known source of qualitative test papers and kits. Compact packaging keeps the rolls easy to store and transport while the defined dimensions ensure consistent strip geometry from one use to the next. Ideal for laboratories, service teams and quality-control stations that require a simple, ready-to-use chlorine test medium in roll form rather than pre-cut pieces.
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