ALKANITY TEST KIT

A digital thermometer measures temperature using electronic sensors and displays the reading on an LCD screen. It offers fast, accurate results and is commonly used in medical, laboratory, and industrial settings. Unlike mercury thermometers, it is safer, easier to read, and often includes memory or alarm functions for convenience.

A multi-parameter device measures several water quality parameters simultaneously, such as pH, temperature, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, and turbidity. It is widely used in environmental monitoring, laboratories, and water treatment plants. Compact and efficient, it provides quick, reliable data for comprehensive analysis of water conditions in a single instrument.

A mini titrator is a compact, automated device used for performing titrations in laboratories. It simplifies chemical analysis by automatically dispensing titrant, detecting endpoints, and calculating results. Ideal for water, food, and beverage testing, it offers accuracy, portability, and ease of use, especially in small labs or fieldwork conditions.

A calibration check key is a function or tool on laboratory instruments used to verify the accuracy of measurements without performing a full calibration. It ensures that the device remains within acceptable performance limits. This feature helps maintain data reliability and is commonly found in meters and titrators.

A photometer is an instrument used to measure the intensity of light. In laboratories, it’s commonly used to determine the concentration of substances by measuring light absorption at specific wavelengths. Photometers are widely used in chemical analysis, environmental testing, and water quality monitoring for their accuracy and ease of use.