Description
Crack-SET 10 14687 is a specialised reagent set formulated for the thermal digestion of heavy metals prior to photometric analysis. One set provides sufficient reagents for 100 complete digestion procedures. The chemistry is designed to liberate bound metal species from complex sample matrices so that they become available for subsequent photometric determination. Empty 16 mm round cuvettes (article 250 621) are required as accessory vessels for the digestion step. Produced by manufacturer WTW - a Xylem brand, the Crack-Set 10 integrates seamlessly into laboratory workflows that rely on thermal sample preparation before photometric measurement. It is particularly suited for environmental, wastewater and industrial laboratories performing heavy-metal screening where complete mineralisation of the sample is essential. The compact set format supports efficient bench-top use and consistent digestion performance across multiple sample batches, helping laboratories maintain reliable sample preparation protocols for accurate downstream metal analysis.
This article is part of Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 set
- Capacity: Sufficient for 100 digestions
- Required accessory: Empty 16 mm round cuvettes (250 621)
- EAN: 4064664016537
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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