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Kemio, the best instrument for disinfection monitoring!

October 22, 2019 0 Comments

Kemio, the best instrument for disinfection monitoring!

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Fully traceable results Kemio automatically stores up to 10000 results to provide a traceable, auditable dataset; removing chance for admin errors with manual data logging. Personalized to your testing needs Give meaning to your test results with application specific information, and set test limits to give clear direction for the user.

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