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Can I use Camlab water COD vials in a Thermo Orion Aquafast Colourimeter

Can I use Camlab water COD vials in a Thermo Orion Aquafast Colourimeter

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I need some COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) vials for my Thermo Orion Aquafast AQ2040 Colorimeter? Are your Camlab Water vials compatible? [caption id="attachment_1892" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Camlab COD vials"]

[/caption] The Camlab water COD vials are directly compatible with the Aquafast colourimeter system from Thermo Orion and are held in stock for next day delivery. They can also be used in range of instruments from Hach (16mm instruments only such as the Hach DR2000, Hach DR2500 and Hach DR890), Tintometer Checkit Direct, and the Merck Spectroquant® picco. Camlab are experts in the supply of water testing reagents, contact us on 01954 233110 for all your reagent needs

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