Hanna Hardness Test Kit

The Hanna Hardness Test Kit uses a titration-based chemical method to determine total water hardness in two measurement ranges: 0.0–30.0 mg/L and 0–300 mg/L. The kit includes all necessary reagents and equipment for accurate and efficient analysis.

Water hardness refers to the ability of water to inhibit soap formation. Scientists later identified that the primary cause of this effect is the presence of calcium and magnesium ions. Therefore, total hardness provides a quantitative measure of these ions in a water sample. Other ions—such as iron, zinc, and manganese—also contribute to hardness.

Monitoring and controlling water hardness is crucial for preventing scale buildup and clogging in pipelines, boilers, and other water systems.

Specification

• Test Method: Titration
• Range: 0.0-30.0 mg/L and 0-300 mg/L
• Smallest Increment: 0.3 mg/L and 3 mg/L
• Chemical Method: EDTA
• Number of Tests: 100
• Weight: 460 g (Approx.)

Hardness in water is mainly due to the presence of Calcium and Magnesium ions and each one contributes to the amount of total hardness.

• Range: (0.0-30.0 mg/L) (0-300 mg/L)
• Titration Method
• Hardness

Why Use This Total Hardness Test Kit?

• High Accuracy for Laboratory & Field Use
• Tests Both Low & High Ranges
• Reliable EDTA Titration Method
• All Required Reagents Included

Why Choose Hanna Hardness Test Kit?

Choose the Hanna Hardness Test Kit for its accuracy, convenience, and dependability in both lab and field environments. Using the trusted EDTA titration method, it delivers precise and consistent results for both low and high hardness ranges. The kit helps detect calcium and magnesium ions that cause scaling, allowing for effective monitoring and prevention of buildup in pipes and equipment. With 100 tests per box and clear, step-by-step procedures, it is perfect for water treatment professionals, environmental testers, and industrial operators. Lightweight and portable, this kit ensures that water quality control remains simple and reliable anywhere hardness testing is needed.