Description
Acidifier tablets are photometric reagents supplied as a pack of 50 tablets for use in established water-testing workflows. They are intended for photometric procedures with the PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest and PoolLab 1.0 systems, forming part of the broader tablet, powder and liquid reagent range used with these instruments. In laboratory and field environmental analytics, acidifier reagents support sample conditioning steps that prepare pool or process water matrices for subsequent photometric determination. The compact tablet format simplifies dosing and handling beside the photometer, helping keep routine multi-parameter testing organised. This acidifier pack from manufacturer Labbox is listed under laboratory chemicals for water-ID applications and is offered as a discrete consumable refill rather than a full instrument kit. Net weight is 0,025 kg. Use according to the instrument and method instructions applicable to PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest and PoolLab 1.0 photometric protocols so that tablet-based sample preparation remains consistent with the chosen test procedure.
This article is part of Reagents for analysis (Ph. Eur., ASTM, DIN), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 tablets
- Form: tablets
- Compatibility: PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest and PoolLab 1.0
- Product type: WATER ID
- EAN: 8434868086227
- GTIN: 08434868086227
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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