Description
Reagent DPD No. 3 is a photometric reagent supplied as 50 tablets for 50 tests in environmental water-analysis applications. It is formulated for photometry procedures with the PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest and PoolLab 1.0 systems and forms part of tablet-based test-kit workflows. Classified under the WATER ID product type, the reagent comes from manufacturer Labbox within a family of photometric reagents offered in tablet, powder and liquid form. The pack net weight is 0,025 kg and the gross weight is 0,025 kg, keeping the unit compact next to portable or benchtop photometers. Tablet presentation delivers a clear test count per pack and supports consistent dosing during successive photometric measurements. Produced in Germany, Reagent DPD No. 3 suits laboratories, service teams and pool or process-water operators who run PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest or PoolLab 1.0 methods and prefer pre-portioned DPD No. 3 tablets. The format simplifies routine environmental analytical testing where discrete reagent additions are needed for each photometric determination on the compatible instruments.
This article is part of Reagents for analysis (Ph. Eur., ASTM, DIN), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 tablets, 50 tests
- Product: Reagent DPD No. 3 tablets
- Form: Tablets
- Compatibility: PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest and PoolLab 1.0
- Product type: WATER ID
- EAN: 8434868037274
- GTIN: 08434868037274
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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