Description
PEHANON® indicator papers are pH test papers supplied with an imprinted pH scale covering the strongly acidic range pH 0–1,8. The pack contains 200 units and weighs 0,062 kg, giving a high piece count for frequent spot checks of highly acidic solutions. An integrated printed scale on the paper supports direct visual comparison without a separate colour chart, streamlining rapid pH estimation at the bench. These papers sit within pH papers and pH indicators used for pH value assessment in laboratory measuring work. The narrow 0–1,8 window is suited to strongly acidic media where coarse universal papers lack resolution at the low end of the scale. PEHANON® indicator papers from manufacturer MACHEREY-NAGEL combine the indicator chemistry with the imprinted reference scale in one strip format. The 200-piece unit quantity supports teaching labs, quality control, and process sampling where many discrete acidic checks are performed. Use them wherever a dedicated low-range pH paper with an on-strip scale is required for clear, comparative reading in the pH 0–1,8 interval.
This article is part of pH meters, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 200 pc(s)
- Product type: PEHANON® indicator papers
- pH range: 0–1,8 with imprinted scale
- Weight: 0,062 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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