Description
Total Hardness 1 and 2 liquid reagents (20/10 ml) are photometric-grade reagents formulated for reliable determination of total water hardness in environmental and pool water analysis. Supplied as a matched liquid pair, they support standardised photometry workflows and are intended for use with photometric methods and the PoolLab 2.0 photometer. Each pack contains 30 pc(s) of the liquid reagents, offering a practical laboratory format for routine hardness testing. The reagents are produced to photometer quality for consistent colour development and measurement readiness in WATER ID applications. From manufacturer Labbox, this liquid reagent set fits water-testing kits used in environmental analytics where total hardness parameters must be tracked with photometric precision. Net weight is 0,025 kg per pack. Suitable for laboratories and field setups that rely on liquid reagents rather than tablets or powders, the product supports clear, method-oriented hardness 1 and 2 measurements without unnecessary complexity in sample preparation.
This article is part of Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 30 pc(s)
- Form: Liquid (20/10 ml)
- Parameter: Total hardness 1 and 2
- Compatibility: PoolLab 2.0 photometer
- Quality: Photometric grade
- EAN: 8434868104563
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