- Home
- ยป
- Our Product Range
- »
- Laboratory Apparatus
Laboratory Apparatus
Our range of products include formaldehyde determination apparatus/perforator.
Formaldehyde Determination Apparatus/Perforator
Product Price: Rs 25,000 / PieceGet Best Price
Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Piece
Product Details:
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
- Extraction:The sample (e.g., wood) is placed in a perforator, and a solvent (e.g., toluene) is boiled and condensed, dripping onto the sample to extract the formaldehyde.
- Solvent:Toluene is commonly used as it is immiscible with water and efficiently extracts formaldehyde.
- Collection:The extracted formaldehyde is dissolved in a separate liquid (e.g., distilled and demineralized water).
- Analysis:The formaldehyde content in the aqueous solution is then determined using various analytical methods, such as spectrophotometry (e.g., acetylacetone method) or other techniques.
- Perforator: A specialized extraction flask designed for the perforator method.
- Spiral Condenser: Used to condense the solvent vapor and return it to the perforator.
- Reduction Adapters: Connect different parts of the apparatus.
- Filter Insert: May be included to filter the sample or solvent.
- Round Bottom Flask: Used to hold the solvent.
- Double Bulb Tube with Absorption Bulb: Used to collect and absorb the extracted formaldehyde.
- Heating Mantle: Provides controlled heat for the extraction process.
- Stand and Clamps: Used to hold the apparatus securely and vertically.
- IS 13745:1993:This Indian Standard specifies the requirements for the apparatus used in the perforator method for determining formaldehyde content in wood-based materials, .
- EN 120:1992:A European Standard that also covers the perforator method for formaldehyde determination
- While the perforator method is widely used, other methods for formaldehyde determination exist, including:
- Gas Chromatography: Used for analyzing formaldehyde in air samples.
- Colorimetric Methods: Involve chemical reactions that produce a color change, which can be measured spectrophotometrically.
- Fluorimetric Methods: Use fluorescence to detect formaldehyde.
- Formaldehyde is a known irritant and carcinogen, and determining its levels is crucial for ensuring product safety and regulatory compliance.
- Testing is important for various industries, including wood products, adhesives, textiles, and consumer goods.
Additional Information:
- Production Capacity: 5 per week
- Delivery Time: 1 week
- Packaging Details: Sturdy Packing
Yes! I am InterestedRequest A Callback