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Taylor Hardness Reagent, 3/4 oz | R-0012-A-24

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Description

Taylor R-0012-A-24 Calcium Hardness Reagent 2 – 24 oz Refill

The Taylor R-0012-A-24 is a 24 oz refill bottle of Calcium Hardness Reagent 2 used in Taylor’s drop-count titration for measuring calcium hardness (CH) in pool and spa water. This reagent is added after the hardness buffer and the indicator, then titrated until the sample changes color to determine the calcium hardness level.

Key Features

  • For calcium hardness (CH) testing using the Taylor titration method
  • 24 oz refill size for frequent testing or service use
  • Used in many Taylor kits that include calcium hardness testing
  • Helps prevent common water balance issues like scale formation (high CH) and etching/corrosion (low CH)

How It’s Used (Overview)

  • Add Taylor hardness buffer and hardness indicator to your measured water sample (per kit instructions).
  • Drop-count titrate with R-0012 until the color changes to the test endpoint.
  • Calculate CH based on the number of drops and the sample size used.

Specifications

  • Brand: Taylor Technologies
  • Part Number: R-0012-A-24
  • Reagent Type: Calcium Hardness Reagent 2 (Titrant)
  • Form: Liquid
  • Size: 24 fl oz
  • Application: Pool & spa water testing

Compatibility Notes

  • This is a refill reagent intended for kits that use R-0012 as the calcium hardness titrant.
  • For a complete CH test you also need the associated hardness buffer and indicator used by your kit.

Related Products

  • Taylor R-0012 Calcium Hardness Titrant (Other Sizes)
  • Taylor R-0010 Calcium Buffer
  • Taylor R-0011L Calcium Indicator
  • Calcium Hardness Test Supplies
  • Taylor K-2006 Test Kits
  • Pool Water Test Kits

Maintenance Tips

  • Store reagents in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight to help maintain accuracy.
  • Avoid contaminating the bottle tip by keeping it away from pool water and other reagents.
  • Rinse test cells with fresh water after testing and allow them to air dry.
  • If your calcium hardness readings become inconsistent, replace old reagents and re-test.