XD series scores with cost efficiency and highest level all along the line


Anyone who is involved daily in clarification, measurement and analysis technology with standard-compliant routine checks of water quality needs reliable and, above all, economical equipment. It is even better when everything comes from a single source: high-quality test equipment, cost-effective reagents, advanced problem solutions, service and know-how. With the XD7000 VIS and XD7500 UV/VIS spectrophotometers from Lovibond®


also directly on site, gets exactly that – and more. With barcodes on the cuvette tests, on the reagent packages and in the Lovibond®


, anyone who needs laboratory quality for reliable measurement results, Handbook of Methods the instrument starts each method automatically.


In addition, the XD series has automatic cuvette recognition for the most common cuvette sizes and shapes. Simply place the cuvette test in the measuring shaft: The appropriate test method starts automatically. With the external scanner, the barcodes can also be read directly from the reagent packaging or from the Handbook of Methods. 160 pre-programmed methods are available – also for integration into your own work instructions. The reagents also come directly from Lovibond®


, most of them from the company’s in-house production. This means: short ordering and service paths, lower acquisition and operating costs.


The high-quality reference beam technology guarantees highest accuracy. The instruments also support the user in analytical quality assurance including Good Laboratory Practice (GLP). Optionally, the complete spectrophotometer can be checked in connection with the method or the interference-free determination of ingredients in the sample. Everything is automatically protocolled. A scheduled quality check is no problem with fixed test intervals. Up to three user levels are possible. User-defined methods can be set up, polynomial data/coefficients can be taken over from other devices and the measurement data can be transferred with a few simple steps.


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Emergency kits with a drinking water mission: The new water safety kits from Lovibond®


The MD 600 series: professional photometer


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all-rounders for every requirement The portable photometers of the MD 600 series are real all-rounders. More than 120 test methods are available for continuous monitoring of water quality. This allows you to analyse all important parameters quickly and reliably on the move in every conceivable application, such as wastewater and raw water treatment, drinking water treatment, boiler and cooling water, disinfectant control or swimming pool. This includes chemical oxygen demand (COD), which in wastewater treatment is an important parameter for the cleaning performance of the sewage plant or for the required quantity of disinfectants in drinking water treatment. The MD 640 can also detect the fluorescent dyes (tracers) PTSA and fluorescein and thus provide information about leaks in the water circuit or for the dosing of water care products such as corrosion protection.


Depending on the version, the devices store 500 or 1,000 measured values, which can be called up at any time via infrared or with mobile phone, tablet and PC via Bluetooth®


. The photometers work with modern and highly accurate interference filters as well as six individual


wavelengths including automatic wavelength selection, long-term stable LEDs, on-screen access and one-time-zero function for zero adjustment. For the reagents, you can choose between tablets, powder or liquid reagents.


The most important differences between the instruments: MD 600


MD 610 At Lovibond® we have understood the importance of


water for a long time, and since World Water Day and its motto “The Value of Water” it has become clear: we are living in the middle of a global water crisis. Every drop of safe and clean drinking water is more valuable than ever. This is precisely why Lovibond®


is focusing on the value of water with its new Water Safety Kits. More information online: ilmt.co/PL/Ep16


The new mobile laboratories are ready for use anywhere in the world to detect safe drinking water quickly and reliably. The complete equipment for basic drinking water analysis, targeted microbiological and chemical analysis cannot be stopped by any disaster situation or difficult environment. The Kits are housed in a robust case and can accompany anyone looking for clean drinking water either by hand, or, in difficult terrain, can be carried in the practical backpack. The kits are also ideal for reliable monitoring directly on site at the source or treatment plant when no laboratory is nearby.


Whether for rescue and emergency teams, experts on site, aid organisations and NGOs, research institutes and universities or semi-skilled helpers - the kits can be perfectly adapted to individual requirements and combined with each other. The portable laboratories for drinking water analysis have even more advantages:


• Heating and cooling function as standard for incubation with the DI 20 incubator for microbiological tests, allowing accurate, reliable and repeatable measurements


• Simultaneous detection of different microbes in the duo kit


• The most important analysis parameters are included in all kits.


• Even non-experts can easily perform almost all tests.


• Instructions for many devices and tests with self-explanatory pictograms. • Safe and simple tests according to WHO standard. • Optional transport backpack for the larger cases.


The new Water Safety Kits are available as a basic solution Water Safety Kit Basic, as a chemical and microbiological solution Water Safety Kit Chemical and Water Safety Kit Microbiology, and as a combined solution Water Safety Kits Combined especially for aid organisations and NGOs.


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Memory for approx. 1,000 measuring results Memory for approx. 500 measuring results Data interface: Bluetooth® 114 parameters


Data interface: Infrared and IRiM 114 parameters


and App Aqua LX® MD 640


Memory for approx. 500 measuring results Data interface: Bluetooth®


118 parameters, additional measurement method for PTSA and fluorescein


Clear gain for turbidity measurement with Lovibond®


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With a few simple steps, results with the accuracy of laboratory instruments are now available using a portable solution. And in the lab, water samples with low and high turbidity ranges can be detected without dilutions. With the new TB350 from Lovibond®


, users in drinking water applications, environmental analysis and


laboratories become more flexible than ever. The everyday challenges of turbidity measurements, such as inaccuracies due to stray light, complicated handling and time-consuming calibration, are now eliminated. The TB350 is the most advanced portable turbidimeter on the market - with brand new technology, unprecedented measuring range and unsurpassed accuracy.


Multipath 90° BLAC®


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is the new, patented sensor technology. It makes the TB350 unique and the most


versatile turbidimeter combining laboratory accuracy in a portable instrument. The special feature: Highest accuracy is guaranteed in the lowest turbidity range from 0.01 NTU and also maintains the outstanding precision level in the highest turbidity range up to 4,000 NTU.


The recently developed optical system works with two ingeniously arranged 90° detectors detectors and thus ensures a purely nephelometric measuring principle. During the turbidity measurement, two different path lengths of the incident light beam through the sample are cleverly exploited. Various particle sizes and shapes are thus detected with the highest measurement accuracy - even where the particle size distribution deviates from the calibration standard.


The novel BLAC® technology stands for Backscattered Light Absorbing Cavity. The light-absorbing


trap almost completely eliminates unwanted stray light and provides extremely accurate results for low turbidities down to 0.01 NTU.


The new sensor technology was specifically designed by a team of world-renowned turbidity experts to solve common user problems in turbidity measurement. Easy-to-read colour touch screen and straightforward data management protocols ensure easy handling. Animated instructions guide through each step of the sampling in order to avoid operation errors. This makes the instrument intuitive and quick to understand, even for inexperienced users. A customised measuring mode for fast settling particles, the “Fast Settling Mode”, complements the outstanding instrument performance. It increases the accuracy of the turbidity readings for large and heavy particles from 20 NTU, but especially in the high measuring range up to 4,000 NTU.


The TB350 makes calibration and verification procedures, which are otherwise quite complicated in turbidity measurement, easier than ever before. Formazin-based T-CAL®


primary solutions are safely sealed in airtight vials and can be used immediately. Possible errors due to user


preparation or dilution of standards are thus prevented and contact with harmful chemicals is avoided. The new TB350, available as an infrared or white light version, is compliant with valid ISO 7027 and US EPA (pending) regulations and standards. More information online: ilmt.co/PL/vPDD


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