Hach 2125825 COD Digestion Vials Low Range pk/25

Hach 2125825 COD Digestion Vials Low Range pk/25

Product Description:

The COD Digestion Vials, Low Range (Product Number: 2125825) are designed for the determination of low range Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) in water samples using the Reactor Digestion method. These vials are pre-prepared with reagents, making them safe and simple to use, and are US EPA approved for wastewater analysis following Hach Method 8000. Each pack contains 25 vials, with a measuring range of 3 to 150 mg/L COD. These vials are ideal for laboratories needing accurate and reliable COD measurements in both industrial and municipal water applications.

Applications:

• Industrial Wastewater: Used for analyzing the chemical oxygen demand in wastewater from industrial facilities to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
• Municipal Water: Employed in monitoring COD levels in municipal water systems to maintain water quality and safety standards.

Benefits:

• EPA Approved: Both Low Range (LR) and High Range (HR) COD vials are approved by the USEPA, making them suitable for official reporting of wastewater COD concentrations.
• Simpler and Safer: These pre-prepared COD reagent vials eliminate the need to handle corrosive and toxic chemicals directly. Simply add the water sample to the vial, digest it, and measure. Photometric readings ensure accurate results without the complexity of traditional titration methods.
• Easy Disposal: The small reagent volumes in Hach COD vials reduce hazardous waste, and for customers in the contiguous United States, the ezCOD waste recycling program offers a convenient disposal solution for spent COD vials.

Hach 2125825 COD Digestion Vials Specifications:

• Product Name: COD Digestion Vials, Low Range, pk/25
• Product Number: 2125825
• Method Name: Reactor Digestion (Hach Method 8000)
• Parameter: Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
• Range: 3 – 150 mg/L COD
• Number of Tests: 25 vials per pack
• Digestion Required: Yes
• EPA Compliant: Yes
• Instrument Compatibility: Refer to methods/procedures for compatible instruments
• Applications: Industrial Wastewater, Municipal Water