Description
DPD No. 1 reagent is a photometric tablet reagent for water analysis, supplied as 50 tablets for 50 tests. It is intended for PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest and PoolLab 1.0 photometry procedures used in environmental analytics and pool-water testing. The tablet format delivers pre-portioned doses that simplify routine sample preparation and support consistent handling during photometric measurement sequences. Each pack has a net weight of 0,025 kg, making it practical for bench use and compact field kits. This reagent from manufacturer Labbox belongs to the WATER ID product type within the broader range of tablet, powder, and liquid photometric reagents. Laboratories and service technicians can apply the DPD No. 1 tablets within established instrument methods without modifying the overall photometry workflow. The solid presentation aids organised test series and repeatable reagent addition across multiple determinations. Use in accordance with the DPD No. 1 method instructions of the compatible photometer to maintain reliable preparation and measurement practice in monitoring and quality-control applications.
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
- Reagent form: Tablets
- Compatibility: PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest and PoolLab 1.0
- EAN: 8434868037267
- GTIN: 08434868037267
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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