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Quantofix® test strips for iron 100 provide semi-quantitative visual determination of iron in aqueous samples using a compact dip-and-read strip. Each strip is sized about 95 mm long by 6 mm wide, suited to small sample volumes and rapid field or bench testing. The colour scale spans 0–2–5–10–25–50–100, enabling stepwise classification of iron content for screening and process control without immediate laboratory instrumentation. A pack of 100 strips supports frequent checks in water analysis, boiler and cooling circuits, environmental sampling and teaching laboratories. Pack weight is approximately 0,135 kg, so the product stores easily with other test papers and kits. Manufactured by MACHEREY-NAGEL, these Quantofix® iron 100 strips fit established strip-test workflows familiar to many quality and laboratory teams. Typical uses include monitoring dissolved iron in process and rinse waters, spotting corrosion-related iron release, and pre-screening samples before photometric or spectroscopic confirmation. Results appear quickly by comparison with the printed scale, helping operators decide on further treatment, filtration or detailed analysis. The format offers a practical, portable complement to wet-chemical and instrumental iron methods whenever fast orientation is needed.
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