Description
OZONE test sticks are ready-to-use indicator sticks for qualitative analysis of ozone content in air. Designed for rapid ambient screening, they support routine checks in laboratories, cleanrooms, ozone-generator areas and other workplaces where airborne ozone may be present. Each pack contains 12 sticks, providing a convenient stock for multiple sampling points or repeated monitoring rounds without bulk reagent preparation. The sticks enable simple visual evaluation of ozone presence, helping staff decide whether further instrumental measurement or ventilation measures are needed. Lightweight at about 0,030 kg per pack, they are easy to store with other air-quality and gas-detection consumables. Offered under the ROTH SELECTION line, these test sticks complement portable monitors and fixed sensors as a quick first-line screening tool. Typical use cases include spot checks near UV equipment, ozonators, water-treatment units and storage zones, as well as training and demonstration of gas-detection principles. The format requires no complex instrumentation, making the sticks suitable for both specialist and general laboratory personnel. Keep them as part of a broader occupational-hygiene and environmental-monitoring toolkit for timely indication of ozone in workplace air.
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Key features
- Pack size: 12 pc(s)
- Product type: Ozone test sticks
- Analyte: Ozone content in air
- Weight: 0,030 kg
- Safety Data Sheet:
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