HI96771 has been developed to check chlorine dosing in disinfection processes with ultra high concentrations of chlorine

Silica is found in all natural waters in the dissolved mineral form. Silica is only slightly soluble in water

HI96762 was specially developed to measure low concentrations of free chlorine in drinking water.

The HI96761 meter measures the traces of total chlorine (Cl2) content in drinking water samples.

The HI96759 handheld maple syrup transmittance analyzer is a high precision, USDA compliant photometer that bring judging “by eye” to an end.

Chloride ions are one of the major inorganic anions in water and wastewater.

Sulfate is widely present within natural waters in different concentrations. Sulfate concentration is to be kept within a strict range for drinking water

Potassium as a chemical element is commonly found in nature. It is present in soil and drinking water and is also an essential element for the growth of plants and animals.

Manganese is one of the most common metals present in nature and is used in many industrial applications, for example, the production of fertilizers and in the pharmaceutical industry.

HI96747 is a auto-diagnostic photometer engineered to measure a wide range of copper concentrations.