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With warmer weather on the horizon, it’s time to dust off the pool cover and get your water swim-ready. Whether you’re managing a home pool or looking after a commercial…

pH Electrode Warning Signs pH electrodes are the workhorses of water quality testing. Whether you’re monitoring raw water in the field, fine-tuning a treatment process, or teaching students in a…

When it comes to field-ready precision for pH, conductivity, and a wide range of water quality parameters, the HORIBA PC210-K Multiparameter Meter Kit stands out as an essential tool for…

pH plays a powerful role in everything from growing veggies to making your wine taste just right. Let’s break down how this one little number impacts our everyday lives. 🌱…

When it comes to reliable and accurate pH measurement, the HORIBA pH2000-S LAQUA pH Bench Meter Kit stands out as an exceptional choice. Manufactured in Japan and available at an affordable price…

The Apera TN480 is a professional-grade turbidity meter designed for water quality experts who require high accuracy, reliability, and ease of use. Compliant with the ISO 7027 method. It utilizes…

Pocket Nitrate Meter – HORIBA The HORIBA NO3-11 LaquaTwin compact nitrate meter, manufactured in Japan, is setting new standards for precision and convenience in nitrate ion and nitrate-nitrogen measurement. As…

MD50 Series Photometers: Precision, Durability, and Ease of Use The MD50 Portable Photometer series is a cutting-edge line of photometers designed for water treatment professionals, offering precision, durability, and user-friendly…

HORIBA Pocket Replacement Sensors: HORIBA’s pocket replacement sensors are renowned for their precision, reliability, and ease of use in a variety of water quality testing applications. Designed for handheld instruments…

In addition to our dedicated water quality website, we also operate a second platform, www.austscientific.com.au, to better serve your laboratory needs. This expanded online store features an extensive range of…

pH in Soil and Nutrient Availability The desirable range for optimum plant growth varies among crops. Generally, soil pH 6.0-7.5 is acceptable for most plants as most nutrients become available…