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Instrumentation & Control
Turbidity analyzer
Available on order · sourced to your specification
Price on request
Pricing depends on specification, quantity and delivery location. Send your requirement and we reply with a costed quotation within 24 hours.
Quick overview
- Type: Analyzers
- Genuine productsSourced from the manufacturer or authorised channels
- Delivery across BangladeshDhaka, Chattogram and all industrial zones
- After-sales supportInstallation guidance and warranty handling
- Reply within 24 hoursCall +880 1713 552466 or email hello@argonmark.com
Specifications
| General | |
|---|---|
| Part no. | BD-0355 |
| Category | Instrumentation & Process Control |
| Group | Instrumentation & Control |
| Brand | Emerson |
| Available / equivalent brands | Emerson, Yokogawa, ABB, Hach, Endress+Hauser |
| Technical | |
| Type | Analyzers |
Datasheet
Turbidity analyzer
Design standard
| Turbidity | ISO 7027 |
|---|
Technical features
| Measures water clarity (suspended particles) for drinking water and effluent monitoring | |
| Nephelometric (90°) measurement |
Typical specification (product type)
| Range | 0–1000 / 0–4000 NTU |
|---|---|
| Output | 4–20 mA |
Notes
| Give range and installation (in-line or immersion). | |
| Typical values for this product type; the exact rating, size and materials are confirmed in Argonmark's quotation for the selected make and model. |
Description
Turbidity analyzer. Measures water clarity (suspended particles) for drinking water and effluent monitoring. Nephelometric (90°) measurement.
Argonmark Ltd supplies this item to factories, power plants, utilities, contractors and government projects across Bangladesh. Send us the required size, rating, materials and quantity and we will reply with a quotation within 24 hours.
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