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Hanna Instruments designs a wide array of scientific analytical instrumentation. From handheld pH Testers to portable Turbidity meters and mini automatic acidity titrators, Hanna meets a variety of testing needs with accurate, affordable solutions. And with sales and support offices in 40 countries, we also pride ourselves on providing the highest level of service and support to our customers, anywhere in the world. For more information visit us at
www.hannainst.com or email us at
intsales@hannainst.com
We Design, Manufacture, Supply and Support All of Our Products Waterproof Testers
Photometers
With these powerful, waterproof testers, you can easily measure pH, Electrolyte Conductivity (EC),Total Dissolved Solids
(TDS), Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP) and temperature
anywhere. Features, such as replaceable electrodes, stainless steel temperature probes and renewable cloth junctions, these testers ensure precise and responsive measurements. In addition, EC/TDS testers have easily replaceable graphite probe cartridges for fast response and contamination resistance.
• Waterproof and designed to float • Automatic temperature compensation • Automatic calibration • Easy grip casings • Hold function • Automatic shut-off after eight minutes of non-use • User-selectable temperature in (°C or °F) • BEPS (Battery Error Prevention System • Battery % displayed at startup • Cloth renewable junction • Stability indicator
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Hanna’s line of portable photometers includes instruments to measure ammonia, chlorine at several ranges, copper, anionic detergents, fluoride, iron, nitrite, phosphate, phosphorus, and more. This series features an advanced optical system and Hanna’s exclusive CAL CHECK™ validation function. The advanced optical system is based on a special tungsten lamp/LED—Light Emitting Diode and a narrow band interference filter assuring accurate readings every time.
• CAL CHECK™ • User calibration • Certified calibration and verification standards • BEPS (Battery Error Prevention System • TIMER function • Auto shut-off after ten minutes in measurement mode, and after one hour of non-use in calibration mode, with last reading reminder
• GLP Features • Ideal for field applications
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HI 98703 Turbidity Meter
The HI 98703 meets and exceeds the requirements of the USEPA Method 180.1 for wastewater and Standard Method 2130 B for drinking water. The instrument has an EPA compliance reading mode which rounds readings to meet EPA reporting requirements. Users will appreciate the accuracy and sensitivity of this instrument, particularly at very low turbidity levels.
• EPA Compliant • High accuracy at low ranges (below 0.05 NTU) • GLP Features • One, two or three-point calibration • Log up to 200 Records • USB and RS232 PC connectivity • Fast Tracker™ Technology • Battery % Indicator on startup • Continuous current time on display • User friendly, backlit display with guidance codes
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Mini Titrators
Introducing Hanna Instruments simple, fast and affordable mini automatic titrators designed for testing water, dairy, wine and fruit juice. Each mini titrator features a pre-programmed analysis method designed for its specific parameter, a high accuracy piston driven dosing system with dynamic dosing, an automatic stirrer with speed control and real time graphing with exportable data.
• High accuracy piston driven dosing system • Dynamic Dosing • Cal Check™ • Doubles as a pH meter • Automatic Stirrer speed control • Real time graphing with exportable data • Log on demand • GLP feature, to view calibration data for the pump
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HI 9829 Multiparameter Portable Meter
Rugged, waterproof and easy to use, the HI 9829 is th ideal meter for field measurements of lakes, rivers and seas. Both meters display one to twelve parameters simultaneously from up to fourteen user selectable parameters. Combined with one of the HI 76x9829 series probes, the HI 9829, pH (as mV) can measure water quality parameters such as pH, ORP, conductivity, turbidity, temperature, ammonium, nitrate, chloride ions, dissolved oxygen, resistivity, TDS, salinity, and seawater . Atmospheric pressure is measured for DO concentration compensation.
• Field replaceable ISO 7027 compliant turbidity sensor
• Ammonium, chloride and nitrate ISE’s • Logging from meter or autonomous logging probet
• Field replaceable sensors • pH/ORP or pH, four ring EC or EC/Turbidity and galvanic DO sensors
• Auto-recognition of all sensors • Rugged probe with stainless steel tip has a diameter under 2”for wells and pipes
• Fast Tracker™—Tag I.D. System simplifies periodic monitoring
• Features a built-in barometer for DO concentration compensation
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HI 902C Multiparameter Titration System
The HI 902 is an automatic potentiometric titrator can perform acid/base, Redox, complexometric and precipitaion titrations. The HI 902 features back-titration capabilities and multiple equivalence points. This versatile titrator supports up to 100 method standard or user defined. Users can connect pH, ORP, or ISE electrodes to either meter, as well as create a complete workstation with a PC, monitor, keyboard and printer. These meters comply with GLP specifications. All GLP information from each cample can be stored, inclduing ID number, date and time of analysis, electrode ID code and last calibration date.
• Potentiometric titrator • Large 7.5” (320 x 240 pixel) color LCD with backlight
• Intuitive user interface • USB port allows for the transfer of methods and reports to a PC or another titrator via USB flash drive
• Four working modes; potentiometric titrator, pH meter, mV meter, and ISE meter
• Up to two analogue boards, two pumps, two stirrers can be used
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