Description
SALTESMO is a test-disc product for the determination of halide ions in laboratory and environmental analytical work. Each pack contains 30 test discs and is supplied together with a comparison table and a needle, so operators can handle the discs and match results in a consistent visual workflow. The format is intended for straightforward halide screening where paper-based indication supports routine checks alongside other analytical methods. Compact packaging keeps the set easy to place on the bench and to move between workstations. SALTESMO from manufacturer Macherey-Nagel fits naturally into test-kit oriented environmental analytics, where rapid halide assessment is frequently required in water, process and related sample contexts. The comparison table helps standardise colour or intensity reading between users, while the needle assists precise positioning and use of the individual discs. With thirty test discs per pack, the unit quantity suits multiple determinations without unnecessary bulk. Net weight is 0,04 kg, reflecting a small, practical presentation for everyday laboratory handling. This product supports qualitative halide-ion work within environmental test-kit applications and remains simple to integrate into existing bench procedures.
This article belongs on Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 30 test discs
- Product type: Test discs for halide ion determination
- Includes: Comparison table and needle
- EAN: 4046681003301
- Safety Data Sheet:
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