Quantofix 1171643 Peracetic Acid 500 Reagent Test Strips for testing peracetic acid, CE marked 6mm x 95mm Pack of 100

• 【Easy to use and rapid】- Most of the QUANTOFIX test strips can be carried out in 10-120 seconds, which makes the application very quick for the end user
• 【Ready to use】- All QUANTOFIX tests are ready to use kits and come with the necessary equipment and reagents
• 【Precise】- The colour charts are adjusted and checking using certified standard solutions which are directly traceable to the primary NIST standards
• 【Easy comparison】- The test paper on the test strip is a similar size to the coloured squares used to determine the concentration
• 【CE-certified】- These test strips are CE-certified according to the directive for medical products 93/42/EWG

Product Description Quantofix peracetic acid test strips are semi-quantitative in nature and are designed for easy and rapid determining of peracetic acid, the test can be carried out in 10-120 seconds in the lab or at home. They meet the most important requirements for a modern quick test. These test strips come in a plastic bottle to protect the strips. The graduation for these strips are 0-50-100-200-300-400-500mg/l peracetic acid. These tests are ready to use, with all necessary equipment and reagents, and are pre-calibrated to save time for the user. The test stick itself is a plastic strip of 0.2mm thickness with the test paper being sealed at the lower end of the strip. The test paper size allows for a clear comparison to the colour scale provided to determine the concentration, as the test paper is of a similar size. The colour change for these test strips are from yellow to green. These strips should be stored between 4 to 30 degrees centigrade. the shelf life of these test sticks is 2.5 years. These test strips are CE-certified according to the directive for the medical products 93/42/EWG. Directions 1. Remove the test strip from the plastic bottle. 2. Dip the test strip in the solution to be tested. 3. Wait for 10-120 seconds for the test to complete. 4. Compare the test paper color to the color scale provided to determine the concentration of peracetic acid. 5. Dispose of the test strip properly.