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For some applications and parameters ISE is a perfect fit to accurate and reliable concentration readings. The SEIBOLD COMPOSER for ISE completes our analyser range. Measurements based on Ion-Selective Electrodes are inexpensive and have an extremely wide concentration range. ISE
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Very often we are asked about the main source for regulations for drinking water quality. It is stated that the World Health Organization (WHO) regulates these norms.
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To ensure the highest standards of quality of drinking water waterworks have to control the content of iron and manganese. The World Health Organization (WHO) has established limits on the content of iron at the 200 μg/L and manganese at
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Titration is a standard procedure for various parameters in water quality measurements. This volumetric method counts for fast and accurate results.
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The combined analyser for Copper and Nickel online measurements is measuring two heavy metals in one measurement step. Using our unique and proprietary non hazardous reagents we are able to measure Copper and Nickel simultaneously.
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Choosing the right, most suitable online analyser starts with the decision what measurement technology to use. Total costs per measurement TCM is key to start the process.
Read moreMeasurement and analysis of heavy metals in water on a continuous basis is a complex task. SEIBOLD created the complexity model to ensure that operational reliability is not reduced and total costs of measurement is not increased.
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In 2014 SEIBOLD Wasser launched the partnership program VIRTUAL ONE.
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Chemistry: Selective and sensitive and non toxic reagents! Reagents and chemistry used with Seibold Wasser COMPOSER Analysers are free from toxic compounds. The “Green Thumb” project started in 2006 and delivered its first products in 2008. Now our complete SEIBOLD
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Online in-process Arsenic Analyser with non toxic and non dangerous reagents for automated and unobserved measurements.
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