Hach FF-3 Saltwater Aquaculture Test Kit
Features
- The digital titrator is a compact, accurate dispensing unit that replaces a buret
- Color disc features a continuous-gradient color wheel for fast, accurate comparisons
- All tests are stored in rugged carrying case
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Aquaculture has developed into a highly sophisticated field that uses scientific techniques to maintain the water where marine plants and animals live. The ability to optimize parameters affecting water quality is important for efficient production, and sensitive and accurate testing methods are essential.
The Hach saltwater aquaculture test kit is designed to meet this need. The kit includes chemicals and apparatus for the determination of 10 important water parameters and a rugged, armored thermometer for temperature readings. Packaged in a durable, portable case, the kit is well-suited for measurements in the field.
Acidity, alkalinity, carbon dioxide, dissolved oxygen, hardness, and salinity tests are conducted with the Digital Titrator - a compact, accurate dispensing unit that replaces a buret. Ammonia nitrogen, nitrite-nitrogen, and pH determinations are colorimetric tests. Results are obtained by matching the developed color of the sample to a pre-calibrated color disc.
With the Hach saltwater aquaculture test kit, the analyst can obtain the data necessary for making the right management decisions.
- (24) Reagents
- (1) Flask
- (1) Graduated Cylinder
- (1) Color Comparator Box
- (3) Color Discs
- (1) Vial
- (1) Delivery Tube
- (1) Syringe
- (2) Plastic Tubes
- (1) BOD Bottle
- (1) Thermometer
- (1) Digital Titrator
- (1) Manual
- (1) Carrying Case
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