Jar tester CLM6
The jar test is an old water treatment test procedure, first introduced in the 1930s. It has remained essentially unchanged since then, although there have been various refinements such as increased mixing speeds and the use of square jars instead of cylindrical beakers.
In addition to functionality, convenience, and versatility, the CLM6 (Compact Laboratory Mixer) system is specifically designed for laboratory operation and reasonable cost.
The CLM6 is designed for testing raw drinking and process waters, wastewaters, mixed liquor for activated sludge, and water-like liquids. However, it is not designed for sludge and viscous liquids.
The CLM6 system consists of a base unit, 6 x 1 liters sample jars with sampling ports, a control panel, a power supply, the illumination base, the baffle/dosing module and the shipping carton that should be kept as basic carrying box.
Carrying case CLM4
