Water - Soil Testing Kits

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 Water - Soil Testing Kits
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We offer 70 different individual Kits and combined Master Kits for water analysis of varied applications.
The range of Kits includes Hardness, Alkalinity, Chlorides, Phosphates, Sulphites, Fluorides, Residual Chlorine, Iron etc.

These Kits are highly economical, simple-to-use and can test water quickly, anywhere.
The Kits contain everything required to perform the analysis at site itself. The testing procedures of these Kits are simple enough for even a layman to use them and the test result is obtained within minutes.
 for our complete range of Water Testing Kits with Specifications.
Click on the below images for individual catalogs.
    Test Pack for Hardness

    Test Pack for Phosphates

    BACTOSCOPE

    Test Pack for Ozone
    Test Pack for Chlorides

    Master Kit for Boiler Water

    Portable Microbiological Laboratory

    Arsenic Testing Kit
    Test Pack for Fluorides

    Master Kit for Drinking Water

    DPD Tablets

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