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Palintest SA 1100 Lead in Water Sensor, supplies pack PT 435
$ 99.00 $ 109.00
The Palintest SA1100 provides simple and reliable monitoring for Lead in water.
Utilizing the long established voltammetric method of analysis with a unique disposable sensor system the Palintest SA1100 offers field or lab based analysis with excellent accuracy and resolution.
Take a sample and fill the sample container, add the buffer reagent and insert the disposable sensor. Close the lid and allow the Palintest SA1100 to automatically carry out the analysis in a short time. The analysis cycle consists of the two phases - plating and scanning. Data is then stored in the instrument memory with time and date for downloading later via the waterproof USB port.
Sensor Pack PT 435 includes:
10 Electrodes
10 tablets
10 Graduated tubes
Crushing rods
Calibration chip
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