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www.mn-net.com COD test kits – The perfect choice for photometric water analysis
Chemical oxygen demand (COD) is an important parameter for determining the quality of wastewater, industrial waste and other aqueous samples. COD tests are used to measure the content of organic compounds in a sample. Accurate COD determination is very importance as it provides information on the degradability of organic substances and is thus a key indicator of water quality. MACHEREY-NAGEL has been offering a wide range of COD test kits for many years, which are characterized by their ease of use, high accuracy and reliability. By using these test kits, laboratories can quickly and accurately determine the quality of wastewater and other aqueous samples.
COD test kits
Discover the full range of MACHEREY-NAGEL NANOCOLOR® COD tests.
As one of the world’s leading suppliers of tube tests for water analysis, we are committed to providing you with the highest quality products. Our NANOCOLOR®
the best with high accuracy, reliability and ease of use, giving you the precise results you need in your routine analysis.
So with our NANOCOLOR®
COD test kits, you have a wide
range of options at your disposal. We offer a broad selection for a wide variety of samples and applications, giving you the greatest possible flexibility. In this way, we provide the right solution for every user.
COD test kits are among Smart into the future
Results are conveniently evaluated photometrically, for example with our NANOCOLOR® The NANOCOLOR®
Advance spectrophotometer. Advance spectrophotometer combines
the key features of our portable compact photometers and our high-precision spectrophotometers. It marks a new era of mobile and smart spectrophotometers featuring an intuitive and icon based touchscreen operation comparable to your smartphone or tablet.
Leave nothing to chance
Monitoring water quality is critical to protect human and environmental health. In particular, the chemical oxygen demand (COD) is one of the most important indicators for evaluating industrial and municipal wastewater. As a cumulative parameter, COD determines all chemically oxidizable components present in water.
Our NANOCOLOR® COD tests were developed precisely for
this purpose. The test kits from our product range allow you to determine COD concentrations from as low as 2 mg/L up to very high concentrations of 60,000 mg/L.
Outstanding results - EPA approved
The quality of our products has been verified in a study where our CSB LR 150 and HR 1500 were compared to competitor tests by nine independent laboratories.
The result shows: Our products perform on the same quality level as the top products on the market! It has been proven that MACHEREY-NAGEL’s methods arecomparable to the methods for measuring COD in wastewater included in 40 CRF Part 136. Therefore, methods 0-36 and 0-38 are now listed in 40 CRF Part 136 as well.
MACHEREY-NAGEL offers water analysis products that set new standards for its price segment in terms of innovation and intuitive use.
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Reliable measurement results are no accident! Unique to the market, our modern instruments like the NANOCOLOR® Advance offer the user an automatic detection of interfering turbidity, the “NTU-Check”. Using an 860 nm LED, the
instrument determines nephelometric turbidity in a test tube by measuring turbidity simultaneously with the actual measurement. The user is alerted acoustically and visually on the display of incorrect results due to turbidity, making the NTU Check a powerful and unique tool in photometry. In addition, the turbidity warning is written to the GLP- compliant memory with each measurement, providing the basis for reliable and trustworthy measurement and result documentation in water analysis.
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