Description
VISOCOLOR ECO Total Hardness Additional Reagent Z-1 is a supplementary reagent prepared for the elimination of copper ions during determination of total hardness in water samples. Copper can interfere with hardness measurements; this Z-1 reagent is used to remove that interference so that the primary VISOCOLOR ECO total hardness procedure can deliver clearer, more reliable results. The product is supplied as a practical 30 ml pack suitable for routine bench work in environmental analytics, municipal water laboratories and industrial quality-control settings. Within the established VISOCOLOR ECO test-kit family from manufacturer Macherey-Nagel, the additional reagent integrates directly into existing hardness workflows whenever copper masking is required. The 30 ml unit is not classified as dangerous goods under transport regulations, which simplifies shipping, goods-in handling and internal laboratory logistics. Compact packaging supports orderly reagent storage beside the main hardness reagents and helps maintain a tidy analytical workstation. Laboratories performing frequent total hardness determinations can keep this Z-1 reagent on hand for samples known or suspected to contain copper, applying it according to the VISOCOLOR ECO method instructions for correct dosing and consistent analytical performance in day-to-day water testing.
This article is part of Colorimetric test kits, in Test kits & water analysis.
Key features
- Pack size: 30 ml
- Product type: Additional reagent Z-1
- Test system: VISOCOLOR ECO
- EAN: 4046681144608
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