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NZ $17312.07
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The Macherey-Nagel Spectrophotometer NANOCOLOR Advance, 325 x 280 x 130 mm, 340 nm-800 nm, 110-240 V, Including Manual, Protective Covering, USB Stick is designed for precise and reliable measurement across water and wastewater analysis applications. With Reference Detector Technology (RDT), rechargeable battery support, and an additional 860 nm LED, the device can determine nephelometric turbidity during each tube test measurement and warn of incorrect results.
This Macherey-Nagel spectrophotometer is suitable for laboratories requiring reliable water and wastewater analysis with touchscreen operation, automatic cuvette recognition, and rechargeable battery support.
It is designed for precise and reliable measurement across water and wastewater analysis applications. With Reference Detector Technology (RDT), rechargeable battery support, and an additional 860 nm LED, the device can determine nephelometric turbidity during each tube test measurement and warn of incorrect results.
Yes. It is designed for Water and wastewater analysis, and offers dimensions of 325 x 280 x 130 mm and a wavelength range of 340 nm-800 nm to support this kind of work.
It has dimensions of 325 x 280 x 130 mm, a wavelength range of 340 nm-800 nm and a power supply of 110-240 V.
It offers reference Detector Technology (RDT), backlit coloured 5 inch display with touch screen, fully automatic via integrated 2D barcode scanner and NANOCOLOR tube tests, 16 and 24 mm; standard tests, 10, 20, 40, 50 mm; and VISOCOLOR Powder Pillows.
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DownloadIt is designed for precise and reliable measurement across water and wastewater analysis applications. With Reference Detector Technology (RDT), rechargeable battery support, and an additional 860 nm LED, the device can determine nephelometric turbidity during each tube test measurement and warn of incorrect results.
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