Description
Reagent set for COPRA silicic acid is a consumable chemical kit intended for the COPRA Silica Analyzer (COPRA Kieselsäure) in the determination of silicic acid in water. Silicon occurs in drinking water as silicic acid, and its concentration is regularly monitored in boiler feed water, steam circuits and demineralisation plants. Continuous measurement relies on photometric analysers, for which this set supplies the required consumables. The formulation is matched to Swan analytical instruments, supporting laboratories and plant operators who need stable performance in silica monitoring. Consistent reagent quality helps deliver reproducible results, while portioned PE containers simplify handling at the point of use and reduce measurement errors caused by incorrectly prepared chemicals. Chemical sets of this type from manufacturer Landgraf HLL have been in service in many installations for many years. Supplied as one piece, the kit is aimed at water-analysis environments where reliable silicic acid determination underpins process control. It suits continuous photometric monitoring workflows that depend on ready-to-use, portioned reagents rather than bulk preparation on site.
This article is part of Colorimetric test kits, in Test kits & water analysis.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Analyte: Silicic acid in water
- Compatibility: Swan analytical instruments
- Container type: Portioned PE containers
- Use: Photometric silica analysis
- Technical Information Sheet:
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