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Hydraulic Fracturing Water Analysis Kit
Get real-time results to make decisions onsite
Our new Hydraulic Fracturing Water Analysis Kit offers on-site results in an easy-to-use, rugged, portable case. The kit covers parameters critical to water analysis in hydraulic fracturing.
Alkalinity • Barium • Chloride • Hardness • pH • Bacteria • Boron* • Conductivity • Iron • Sulfate
*Not included in the kit.
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