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Tintometer Test Tubes - 25 tests
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  • Performing highly sensitive tests
  • Optimized test safety
  • Fast and easy
  • Special optical glass
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Lovibond® tube tests enable the user to easily perform highly sensitive and precise water testing.

When using tube tests measurement is considerably faster and easier, particularly in the case of standard and serial tests.

The tube tests contain a precisely measured amount of reagent, thereby avoiding the presence of superfluous chemicals and optimising test safety.

 

  • Performing highly sensitive tests
  • Optimized test safety
  • Fast and easy
  • Special optical glass
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