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Nitrate Test Shaker (25 mL) for PoolWaterLAB / PoolLab 2.0
Nitrate Test Shaker (25 mL) for PoolWaterLAB / PoolLab 2.0
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Required 25 mL shaker for Nitrate testing — consistent mixing for repeatable results
Nitrate methods depend on consistent mixing. This 25 mL shaker is the dedicated accessory required for PoolWaterLAB / PoolLab 2.0 Nitrate tests, helping you standardize the mixing step so results stay repeatable across technicians, routes, and accounts.
Compatible with
- PoolWaterLAB photometer
- PrimeLab 2.0
- PoolLab 2.0
Why this shaker matters
- Repeatability: consistent mixing supports more consistent nitrate readings.
- Workflow-ready: built for fast, standardized field testing.
- Method-correct: intended specifically for the nitrate test workflow (not a generic container).
What it’s used for
- Nitrate tests that require a 25 mL shaking/mixing step as part of the method.
Recommended pairings
- 20 mL Luer Lock Syringe — filtration system component (Phosphate HR & Nitrate workflows)
- Adapter for Filter Papers — pairs with syringe
- GF/C Filter Papers — used inside the adapter
FAQ
Is this a general-purpose shaker?
No. It’s intended as a method accessory for PoolWaterLAB / PoolLab 2.0 nitrate testing where the 25 mL mixing step matters for repeatability.
Do I need it for every parameter?
No — it’s required for nitrate tests that use the shaker-based mixing step.
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