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Salifert Test Kit Organizers

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Salifert 3D printed test kit organizers. $10each + shipping, usually $8-9, will combine shipping, US sales only for now. Color: Black. Please PM to order.

The organizers feature drains, so after each use, the test kit components may be stored and left to dry. I usually place a paper towel under the organizer when the test kits are drying.

Available for the following test kits:

- Ph
- KH/Alkalinity
- Ammonia
- Nitrite
- Nitrate
- Calcium
- Magnesium
- Phosphate



**Please note that 3D printed parts are sensitive to hot water and high temperatures, prolonged exposure may cause them to warp. **
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These are awesome. Can you tell me the height from base to top of tallest syringe and height from base to top of papers? Thank you!
 
These are awesome. Can you tell me the height from base to top of tallest syringe and height from base to top of papers? Thank you!

Base to top of long syringe 4.125" (4-1/8")

Base to top of papers 4.375" (4-3/8")
 
Salifert 3D printed test kit organizers. $10each + shipping, usually $8-9, will combine shipping, US sales only for now. Color: Black. Please PM to order.

The organizers feature drains, so after each use, the test kit components may be stored and left to dry. I usually place a paper towel under the organizer when the test kits are drying.

Available for the following test kits:

- Ph
- KH/Alkalinity
- Ammonia
- Nitrite
- Nitrate
- Calcium
- Magnesium
- Phosphate



**Please note that 3D printed parts are sensitive to hot water and high temperatures, prolonged exposure may cause them to warp. **
IMG_2301.jpg
IMG_2298.jpg
IMG_2299.jpg
IMG_2296.jpg
IMG_2297.jpg

IMG_2294.jpg
IMG_2295.jpg
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