Hanna Water Quality Instrumentation For Sale
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The HI 9828 Multiparameter Portable Meter is a comprehensive analytical instrument, capable of measuring up to 13 critical water quality parameters (6 measured and 7 calculated), including pH, EC/TDS, ORP, DO, atmospheric pressure, and temperature.
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HANNA’s new HI 9828 multiparameter portable meter with GPS receiver monitors up to 13 different water quality parameters (6 measured, 7 calculated). GPS information can be transferred to a PC using HANNA’s HI 929828 software.
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HI 93703 series are microprocessor based turbidity meters that provide laboratory precision for field turbidity measurements. HANNA®' HI 93703 is designed to provide you with a simple yet accurate way to test turbidity on-site.
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The HI 98129 Combo waterproof tester offer high accuracy pH, EC/TDS and temperature measurements in a single tester! No more switching between meters for your routine measurements.
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The HI 98130 Combo waterproof tester offer high accuracy pH, EC/TDS and temperature measurements in a single tester! No more switching between meters for your routine measurements.
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This new microprocessor-driven tester provides the most advanced solution in ORP measurement:
• dual-level LCD • battery life percentage indication • stability indicator •floating and waterproof body |  |
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HI pH Tester (checker) 98103
At the cost of just a few rolls of litmus paper, you can have the industry's best pocket-size pH tester. The Checker supplies you with fast and accurate readings from 0.00 to 14.00 pH with a resolution of 0.01 pH.  |
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Description For Dissolved Oxygen measurements HANNA® presents the new HI 2400, an essential instrument for testing pharmaceutical and food products, as well as monitoring in water treatment plants. The user can choose to display D.O. readings in mg/L O2 or % of saturation. This meter can be used in any laboratory and for any type of water, as it allows measurement compensation both for altitude and salinity factors.
HI 2400 features an automatic calibration procedure, at 1 or 2 points (at 0 and 100% of O2 saturation). |
