Kemio Heavy Metals

Introduzione

Protect against lead and cadmium contamination with Kemio Heavy Metals. Kemio is the next generation measurement platform, delivering repeatable and reliable results to ensure safe drinking water quality.

The only portable EPA approved method for lead testing
A truly simple test method, with visual on-screen instructions
Delivering confident water quality results in 3 minutes
For use in both the laboratory or in the field, Kemio is ightweight and durable
Not affected by colour, turbidity, floating particles or ambient light
Automatically stores all results for a complete, auditable dataset
Get clear pass/fail results to enable corrective action

Laboratory quality results without laboratory technicians

Kemio is suitable for all users, with no training required. With on-screen visual instructions, Kemio™ can be used by anyone straight out of the box.

Cost-effective screening of multiple drinking water sites

Reliable water quality results in 3 minutes. With Kemio, a wide range of samples can be screened in a short space of time.

Take rapid action to protect from contamination

Take immediate action to close off contaminated water sources without the delays of laboratory test results.

Remove admin errors with automatically stored data

Remove admin errors by going paperless. Automatically logging all test results, the integrated data log summarises 10,000 results to provide a traceable, auditable dataset. Add operator, location and batch data to complete your dataset.

EPA approved method for lead testing

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved Palintest Method 1001, Rev. 1.1. for the determination of total recoverable lead in drinking water using differential pulse anodic stripping voltammetry using pre-calibrated disposable sensors in a Palintest Kemio device.

The publication of Palintest’s alternative testing method in the Federal Register makes this analytical method legally available as an option for meeting EPA’s monitoring requirements in determining compliance with national primary drinking water regulations within The Safe Drinking Water Act.