Water pH measurement kit

What is a pH kit?
We use a pH measurement kit to quickly and easily test and measure the pH of drinking and industrial waters in order to maintain health and prevent equipment damage, as well as control production processes.
What is pH?
In chemistry, pH (meaning “hydrogen potential” or “hydrogen power”) is a scale used to determine the acidity or alkalinity of an aqueous solution.
Measuring the acidity/alkalinity of water
pH is a measurement of the acidity/alkalinity of water. Its range is from 0 to 14, with 7 being neutral. pH values less than 7 indicate the acidity range, while pH values greater than 7 indicate the alkalinity range. pH is actually a measurement of the relative amount of free hydrogen and hydroxyl ions in water.
How to use the pH kit
Fill the test container with the desired water sample up to the 5 cc mark. Then add 3 drops of solution number 1 to it and stir, and then compare with the colors on the dropper to determine the pH range.
To more accurately determine the pH in the basic range (8 to 10), pour 5 cc of the water sample into the test container and add 3 drops of solution number 2 to it and stir, and then compare with the colors on the dropper.
To more accurately determine the pH in the acidic range (3 to 5), pour 5 cc of the water sample into the test container and add 3 drops of solution number 3 to it and stir, and then compare with the colors on the dropper.
Water analysis and analysis kits and their types
For quick and simple testing of drinking and industrial waters in order to maintain health and prevent damage to equipment, as well as control production processes, reliable methods are needed to identify and measure chemicals in water. Water parameter measurement kits are a suitable tool for detecting and measuring desired quantities such as alkalinity, acidity, chloride, total hardness, oxygen, chlorine, ammonia, phosphate, hydrazine, aluminum, tin, etc.

Water measurement and analysis kits from Abrizan Industrial Research Company
Abrizan Company kits are a suitable solution for measuring water parameters such as total hardness, pH, alkalinity, etc. in research laboratories, hospitals, factories, etc. With their help, the desired quantity is estimated and the repetition of time-consuming and expensive tests is prevented. In terms of price, they are also much lower than digital ones (measuring water pH using a digital device), and their working principles are usually titration or colorimetry.
Row | Kit type | Accuracy | Method | Description |
1 | Total hardness kit | 1 ppm | Volumetrics | Includes 1 indicator and 2 titrants (Low concentrations 1ppm) (High concentrations 17ppm) |
2 | Alkalinity kit | 8 ppm | Volumetrics | Includes 1 titrant and 2 indicators (phenolphthalein alkalinity and total alkalinity) |
3 | pH kit | 1 - 14 | Colorimetry | Includes 3 identifiers |
Bulk purchases include discounts.
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