Description
COD cuvette test LCK1414 is a cuvette-based laboratory test for chemical oxygen demand (COD) determinations in analytical practice. The German designation CSB corresponds to COD, and the LCK1414 coding identifies this specific cuvette test within routine laboratory material ranges. Supplied as one piece, it is intended for laboratories that work with pre-dosed cuvette tests when organising COD-related measurement sequences and reagent logistics. Cuvette tests simplify handling compared with fully manual reagent assembly and support structured photometric or digestion-linked COD workflows where a dedicated test pack is required. Clear product identification as COD cuvette test LCK1414 aids method alignment, stock control and reorder accuracy in quality-focused laboratories. The item sits in general laboratory material categories used for water and environmental analytical tasks that include oxygen-demand parameters. Available from manufacturer Irmeco, it suits facilities standardising on LCK cuvette tests for COD work. The single-unit pack supports measured consumption, method-specific inventories and replacement of individual test packs without bulk overstocking. Professional labelling keeps the COD application and catalogue code visible for technicians and procurement alike during everyday laboratory operations.
This article is part of Cuvette tests (Nanocolor), in Test kits & water analysis.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: COD cuvette test
- Designation: LCK1414
- Parameter: Chemical oxygen demand (COD)
- Format: Cuvette test
- Technical Information Sheet:
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What is this article?
COD Cuvette-Test LCK1414 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Irmeco for laboratory use. It sits in Cuvette tests (Nanocolor), inside Test kits & water analysis, in Lab chemicals.
A cuvette test is a ready optical cell containing the reagents for one water or one chemical determination. The sample is added, the cell goes into a photometer, and the range printed on the box is the range of the answer. It is a method, packaged, not a bottle of reagent to assemble.
A test kit turns a chemical question into a colour, a titre or a reading on a strip, so the operator does not have to assemble the method from separate reagents. A cuvette test is a ready optical cell. A strip is a field reading. The range printed on the kit is the range where the answer means something. Outside it, the kit is silent or wrong. The substances inside are on PubChem. Water measurement traces to NIST.
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