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Quantofix® test strips Chlorine 500 are ready-to-use semi-quantitative indicator strips for rapid chlorine determination in aqueous samples. Each strip measures 95 mm in length and 6 mm in width and is graduated for visual readout across the range 0–25–50–100–250–500 mg/l. The pack contains 100 units, making it practical for routine screening, process checks and field or laboratory spot tests where instrumental methods are not required. Supplied under the Quantofix® line from manufacturer MACHEREY-NAGEL, these strips support quick go/no-go decisions and approximate concentration estimates without complex sample preparation. Users dip the reactive zone, wait the prescribed development time and compare the colour against the printed scale. The compact strip format is convenient for water quality checks, disinfection monitoring and educational demonstrations. Consistent strip dimensions and a clear multi-step colour scale help standardise visual interpretation across operators. Ideal as a complementary tool alongside titrimetric or photometric chlorine methods when speed and simplicity matter.
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