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Measures Total Hardness | 0-425 mg/L

Sofchek Water Hardness Test Strips - one bottle contains 50 strips

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Sofchek Water Hardness Test Strips - by the case (12)

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Sofchek Water Hardness Test Strips - 10 foil packs (individually foil-wrapped)

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Sofchek Water Hardness Test Strips - 50 foil packs (individually foil-wrapped)

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Sofchek Water Hardness Test Strips - 250 foil packs (individually foil-wrapped)

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Sofchek Water Hardness Test Strips - 1000 foil packs (individually foil-wrapped)

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$190.00

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Sofchek provides a reliable measure of water hardness in 15 seconds. Total Hardness is measured in the range of 0 to 25grains per gallon (0 - 425 parts per million). Sofchek Water Hardness Test Strips are packaged 50 to a bottle for professionals requiring a quick, reliable method of on-site testing. Sofchek Test Strips also come individually packaged in cases of 250 and 1000. The individually packaged strips are an excellent tool for promoting water conditioning equipment through direct mailings and consumer hand-outs. Sofchek Total Hardness Test Strips can increase the effectiveness of your in-home sales presentations and reduce time spent testing in the field.

Manufacture Number 27452-50 | 27938-28 | 27938-44

 Quick Method Surface Water Testing to Match Environmental Guidelines for Appropriate Coating Selection on Corrugated Steel Pipe (CSP)

Hach's water quality test strips are ideal for performing semi-quantitative spot-checks or field tests. They are manufactured with a unique reagent pad at the tip, using proven chemistries based on standard reference methods. Simply dip a strip into the sample, wait for color to develop, and compare color on the reagent pad to the color chart on the bottle.

These hardness test strips are not only perfect for testing the levels of calcium and magnesium in your tap water, but also the effectiveness of filters such as Brita. Brita and other filters don't just remove odor and taste from your tap water. They also remove calcium and magnesium -- the number-one destroyer of espresso machines. So even if you use a filter, testing the water coming out of your filter is still a good idea because it gives you a clearer idea of how often to replace the filter.  Protect your investment: test your water often.

Use this to determine how often you should descale your espresso machine!