Description
KSTA behrotest compact system for one sample of dissolved and easily liberatable sulfide is a complete laboratory apparatus for sulfide determination according to DIN 38405 D 26 / D 27. Configured for a single sample, it supports structured liberation and absorption workflows used in water and wastewater analysis. The complete compact design brings the components needed for dissolved and easily liberatable sulfide handling into one dedicated assembly.
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Supplied as 1 pc with a gross weight of 5,40 kg, the KSTA unit offers a practical footprint for routine environmental laboratories. Packaging dimensions are 0,57 m width, 0,27 m depth and 0,4 m height, reflecting a bench-oriented layout. The system from manufacturer Behr is intended for wet-chemical sample preparation aligned with the cited DIN methods, helping analysts keep sulfide liberation steps consistent from sample to sample. It falls within other devices for water and wastewater analysis rather than serving as a multi-parameter analyser.
Single-sample operation suits sequential processing where each specimen is treated under controlled conditions. Originating from Germany, this complete behrotest KSTA compact system addresses laboratories that determine dissolved and easily liberatable sulfide in aqueous matrices as part of monitoring, compliance or process-control programmes based on DIN 38405 D 26 and D 27 practice.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Compact system for dissolved and easily liberatable sulfide
- Sample capacity: 1 sample
- Method reference: DIN 38405 D 26 / D 27, complete
- Series: behrotest KSTA
- Technical Information Sheet:
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