Milwaukee Iron (Fe) Pocket Tester – Targeted Determination of Iron Concentrations in Water
When Iron Becomes a Problem in the System
Iron in water can have undesirable effects in many applications – from deposits in pipes to discoloration or interference with technical processes. Regular monitoring of iron levels helps to detect such effects at an early stage.
With the Milwaukee iron pocket tester, the current Fe value can be determined directly on site and quickly assessed.
Identify Causes and Evaluate Water Quality Effectively
Elevated iron concentrations can have various causes, such as natural inputs or corrosion processes within systems. Measurement provides important insights into the condition of the water and potential influencing factors.
Typical Applications for the Digital Iron Test from Milwaukee
- Monitoring iron levels in drinking and process water
- Detection of corrosion in pipes and systems
- Monitoring water quality in technical systems
- Use in maintenance and analysis of water systems
Your Added Value
- Targeted measurement solution for determining iron concentrations
- Support in detecting deposits and corrosion
- Direct measurement for fast on-site assessment
- Compact, cost-effective devices for flexible applications
This allows you to keep track of iron levels and detect and evaluate impacts on water quality and systems at an early stage.
Iron is naturally present in the water supply and therefore needs to be monitored in both drinking water and industrial applications. Key features include: - User friendly - Small and ergonomic housing design - Cost effective - Large and easy to read display - Good accuracy and instant results Accessories: - MI528-25 Powder reagents for iron photometer (25 pieces) (item no. 895554) - MI0011 (10ml) glass vials for handy photometer (2 pieces) (Art.-No. 895555) - MI0013 Plastic stopper caps for 10 ml glass cuvettes (2 pieces) (Art.-No. 895556) The handy photometers are supplied in a cardboard box with all accessories. Frequently asked questions What exactly does the Milwaukee MW14 measure? It measures the iron content in water quickly and reliably. What do I need an iron tester for? For example, for drinking water, wells or aquariums to monitor water quality. Is it complicated to use? No, just pour in the sample, add the reagent, press the button – that’s it. How long does a measurement take? The result usually appears within a minute. Do I need to buy anything else? Yes, suitable reagents are required and are readily available. Can I use the device even without any experience? Yes, it is easy to use and quick to learn. How do I look after the tester properly? Rinse it out after use and store it in a dry place; that is all you need to do.