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Macherey-Nagel QUANTOFIX Test Sticks Chlorine Sensitive, 6x95 mm Box of 100

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Detection of
Chlorine Sensitive
Max. measured value
10 mg/l
Measured range
0.1 ... 10 mg/l
Min. measured value
0.1 mg/l
Type of analysis
Semi-quantitative
UNSPSC
41113035

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Supplier Stock: 25
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Macherey-Nagel QUANTOFIX Test Sticks are designed for the rapid and accurate detection of chlorine in various applications. Each test stick is 6x95 mm in size and is highly sensitive to chlorine, ensuring precise readings for water quality monitoring and chemical analysis. With a box of 100 test sticks, they provide a cost-effective and efficient solution for laboratories, industries, and environmental testing.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Macherey-Nagel
  • Test Type: Chlorine-sensitive test sticks for water and chemical analysis
  • Size: 6x95 mm for easy handling and accurate readings
  • Packaging: Box of 100 test sticks
  • Application: Ideal for monitoring chlorine levels in water, laboratories, and environmental testing

These QUANTOFIX Test Sticks are an essential tool for professionals requiring precise chlorine detection in various applications.

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It are designed for the rapid and accurate detection of chlorine in various applications. Each test stick is 6x95 mm in size and is highly sensitive to chlorine, ensuring precise readings for water quality monitoring and chemical analysis. With a box of 100 test sticks, they provide a cost-effective and efficient solution for laboratories, industries, and environmental testing.

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