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Quantofix® test strips for peracetic acid enable fast semi-quantitative detection of peracetic acid in laboratory and process-control samples. Sized at approximately 95 mm length by 6 mm width, the strips are designed for simple dip testing and immediate visual comparison. The graduated scale 0-5-10-20-30-50 supports estimation in the lower to mid concentration range typical of disinfection and residual-monitoring tasks. Supplied in packs of 100 pieces with an approximate weight of 0,300 kg, they are practical for repeated checks during validation, hygiene monitoring, and routine analytical screening. These Quantofix® peracetic acid strips from manufacturer MACHEREY-NAGEL integrate into test-system workflows where portable, instrument-free indication is preferred. Laboratories use them to obtain quick orientation values on peracetic acid presence before applying more elaborate titration or instrumental confirmation, supporting efficient decision-making in chemical, environmental, and quality-control settings.
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