Manganese Test Kit
Manganese is a mineral that naturally occurs in rocks /soil and it is found in iron-bearing waters but is more rare than iron. When manganese is present in
Manganese Test Kit
Manganese is a mineral that naturally occurs in rocks /soil and it is found in iron-bearing waters but is more rare than iron. When manganese is present in water it produces extremely objectionable stains on everything with which it comes in contact and deposits collect in pipelines tap water containing black sediment and turbidity due to precipitated manganese. When fabrics are washed in manganese-bearing water dark brown or black stains are formed due to the oxidation of the manganese. The International Drinking Water Regulations recommend a limit of 0.05 mg/l manganese and industrial purposes the manganese content should not exceed 0.01 to 0.02 mg/l. Therefore monitoring of Manganese is mandatory in drinking water and our Manganese water test is one of its kinds and works on the simple Colour Comparison principle.
Key features
- Onsite Field Test Kit
- Easy To Follow Procedures
- Based on International Standards (APHA/AWWA/IS)
- Rapid and Accurate and Reliable results
- Available in portable carry case
- Tested and Validated by leading Laboratory
- Economical and long shelf life.
Product specification
- Product Code: AE410
- Range: 0.025 - 0.4 PPM (MG/L)
- No of Tests: 200
- HSN: 90275090
- Packing: Plastic Case
Good testing practice
- Collect a representative sample
- Use clean test vessels
- Follow the stated timing and procedure
- Record and trend the result
- Confirm critical results where necessary
Using this Aquasol test kit
How should Aquasol test kits be stored?
Store the kit in its original packaging under the conditions stated in the product literature. Keep reagents tightly closed, protected from excessive heat and direct sunlight, and check expiry details before use.
Can this kit replace a certified laboratory test?
Aquasol kits are intended for rapid field and routine monitoring. Regulatory, dispute, validation or critical release decisions may require confirmation using an approved laboratory method.
How can reliable results be obtained?
Use a representative sample, clean test vessels, follow the exact sequence and timing in the manual, avoid cross-contamination and record results immediately.