Enhancing Water Testing Efficiency with Kemio
Professionals in water utilities, environmental agencies, and industrial sectors require efficient and precise water testing solutions. The traditional methods often…
Tag: water quality
SDI test kits: what are they and how do they work?
What is SDI? Silt Density Index (SDI) is a measure to assess the fouling in water purification systems from Suspended…
Camlab Pool Testing Kits
Water testing is important when maintaining a pool or hot tub to make sure the water is safe to be…
Laboratory balance use for wastewater analysis
There are many ways to work with water to gain information about a selected sample, with a lot of options…
DPD tablets
DPD tablets (diethyl-p-phenylenediamine) are used to determine chlorine in water and can also be used to test bromine, iodine and…
What is Alkalinity and should I be worried about it in my Pool or Hot Tub?
With all pools or hot tubs, one of the most important jobs is making sure that your water is regularly…
How do I measure and calibrate at low level turbidity?
Turbidity is a measure of the cloudiness of water and is used as a key water quality indicator. This can…
Interchangable water sampler – Telescoop Sampling System
The Telescoop sampling system by Burkle is a environmental and water sampling dipper system that comes in two parts –…
What is Suspended Solids?
What is Suspended Solids? Suspended solids refers to small solid particles which remain in suspension in water. It is used…
What vials and sample cells are compatible with my Hach DR1900?
The DR1900 by Hach is a portable spectrophotometer with over 220 pre-programmed test methods, accepting the Hach and the Lange…
What filter paper is used to measure silt density index (SDI)?
Silt Density Index (SDI) is a test used to determine the levels of colloidal and particulate suspended solids in the…
What vials and sample cells are compatible with my Hach DR900?
The DR900 by Hach is a robust, portable colorimeter, capable of performing many dozens of different tests, supporting the Hach…