Hach Sulfate Test Kit

Sulfate Test Kit, Model SF-1, 50-200 mg/L, 100 Tests, Extinction Method

Features

  • Everything you need to measure sulfate concentration
  • Results calculated from extinction method
  • Contents fit conveniently in the polypropylene carrying case
Your Price $150.00
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  • Method: Turbidimetric
  • Range: 50 to 200 mg/L
  • Reagents: Powder pillows
  • (100) Sulfate reagent powder pillows
  • (1) Graduated Cylinder
  • (1) Sample Cell
  • (1) Sample Cell Cover
  • (1) Dip Stick
  • (1) Clipper
  • (1) Polypropylene carrying case
  • Instructions
Questions & Answers
Can you use this to measure soil sulfate?
No, this test kit is designed for use with liquid samples, not soil.
Why are there fingernail clippers in this kit?
The clippers are used to open the SulfaVer 4 Powder Pillows.
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Sulfate Test Kit, Model SF-1, 50-200 mg/L, 100 Tests, Extinction Method
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