Reagecon Turbidity Standard Ratio 100 NTU, 100 mL

The Reagecon Turbidity Standard Ratio 100 NTU, 100 mL is a certified reference solution designed for the accurate calibration of ratio-type turbidity meters. With a defined turbidity value of 100 NTU, it is suitable for medium-range calibration, making it ideal for laboratories, water treatment facilities, and industrial quality control environments. Manufactured to high-quality standards, this solution ensures consistent and reliable turbidity measurements in accordance with regulatory requirements.

Key Features:

• Brand: Reagecon
• Turbidity: 100 NTU
• Volume: 100 mL
• Application: Calibration of ratio-type turbidity meters
• Packaging: 100 mL bottle

This turbidity standard is an essential tool for precise turbidity meter calibration, offering traceability and accuracy for dependable water analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Reagecon Turbidity Standard Ratio 100 NTU, 100 mL used for?

It is a certified reference solution designed for the accurate calibration of ratio-type turbidity meters. With a defined turbidity value of 100 NTU, it is suitable for medium-range calibration, making it ideal for laboratories, water treatment facilities, and industrial quality control environments. Manufactured to high-quality standards, this solution ensures consistent and reliable turbidity measurements in accordance with regulatory requirements.

2. Is this product suitable for Calibration of ratio-type turbidity meters?

Yes. It is designed for Calibration of ratio-type turbidity meters, and offers a turbidity of 100 NTU and a volume of 100 mL to support this kind of work.

3. What turbidity and volume does this product have?

It has a turbidity of 100 NTU and a volume of 100 mL.

4. What features does this product offer?

It offers ratio range for Ratio Turbidity Measuring instruments (measure of the scattered light from the sample at a 90° angle from the incident light, plus at additional angles (several detectors) and non Ratio for Non Ratio Turbidity Measuring instruments will measure the scattered light from the sample at a 90° angle from the incident light (one detector).