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Lovibond Reference Standard Kit Chlor 1.0 / 4.0 for MD100/MD200

Brand:Lovibond

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MD 100, MD 110, MD 200
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1.0/4.0 mg/l
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41116107

$225.03

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Lovibond Reference Standard Kit Chlor 1.0 / 4.0 for MD100/MD200 is designed to support reliable verification and performance checking of compatible water testing instruments. Suitable for use with instruments using tablet or liquid reagents, this reference standard kit helps maintain confidence in chlorine testing workflows in laboratory and water analysis applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lovibond
  • Product Type: Reference standard kit
  • Parameter: Chlor 1.0 / 4.0
  • Compatibility: Suitable for MD100 and MD200
  • Reagent Compatibility: For instruments with tablet or liquid reagent
  • Application: Supports instrument verification and chlorine testing workflows

This Lovibond reference standard kit is a practical choice for laboratories and water testing environments that require dependable checking of compatible MD100 and MD200 instruments.

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Reference standard kit: Chlor 0,2/1,0 for MD100/MD200 AL100

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275650

Part Number

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Reference standard kit: Chlor 0.5/2.0 for MD100/MD200

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6.252 821

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Reference standard kit: Chlor 0,2/1,0 for MD150 (MD100, tablets)

Manufacturer P/N

275630

Part Number

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it is designed to support reliable verification and performance checking of compatible water testing instruments. Suitable for use with instruments using tablet or liquid reagents, this reference standard kit helps maintain confidence in chlorine testing workflows in laboratory and water analysis applications.

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