With the launch of the new Hach DR1900 portable spectrophotometer Hach have discontinued their popular Dr2800 spectrophotometer.
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We have created this blog to answer a few of our customers common questions about this change and the way forward for customers upgrading or servicing thei...
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The popular Hach DR2800 has been superseded by the Hach DR3900 which offers many new features including RFID reading and automatic updating of methods. However some customers still need to use the spectrophotometer in the field and away from a mains power source. The Hach DR28...
There is now a new measuring range of 0.05 - 2 mg/l (MBAS) for Anionic Surfactants with hach LCK332
With the Hach Lange LCK332 even the lowest surfactant concentrations can be measured. Hach Lange have further improved the LCK332 cuvette test for anionic surfactants. With the revised test you can detect surfactants in concentrations as low as 0.05 mg/l. The LCk332 can be analysed using the n...
The new Hach Dr3900 spectrophotometer replaces the popular Hach DR2800 spectrophotometer. The DR 3900 employs the latest RFID(Radio Frequency Identification) technology to ensure that an accurate, reliable, traceable record is created for every sample. Eliminating potential errors: Small changes are sometimes made to analytical methods and these...
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