Description
Quick test sticks Aquadur® are ready-to-use dip sticks for rapid evaluation of water hardness in laboratory and process-control settings. Each stick provides a straightforward visual indication of hardness level, supporting quick checks of feed water, rinse water or process streams without complex titration equipment. The pack contains 100 pc(s) and weighs 0,040 kg, offering a convenient stock quantity for routine monitoring in teaching labs, quality-control benches and water-treatment workflows. These Aquadur® sticks from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION are intended for determination of physical properties related to water hardness and fit applications where frequent, on-the-spot screening is preferred over full analytical methods. Users simply immerse a stick, wait for the colour response and compare the result according to the product guidance, enabling efficient go/no-go decisions or trending of hardness over time. They form part of the applications range for water hardness determination and help laboratories maintain consistent water-quality awareness with minimal preparation and instrumentation.
This article is part of Colorimetric test kits, in Test kits & water analysis.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Quick test sticks Aquadur®
- Weight: 0,040 kg
- Format: Dip sticks for rapid screening
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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