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Surface Scatter 7 sc High Range Turbidimeter
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The Surface Scatter 7 sc High Range Turbidimeter offers superior performance across a measurement range of 0 to 9999 NTU. The Hach Surface Scatter 7 sc Turbidimeter (SS7) is the original non-contact turbidimeter. This design minimizes sensitivity loss due to high turbidity samples; in fluids with high loads of suspended solids the design makes sample cell cleaning and replacement unnecessary. All wetted parts of the instrument are made with corrosion-resistant materials for extended life. The photo detector and light source assemblies are protected from the effects of corrosive vapors and heated samples.
