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J-QUANT Iron and Total Iron Test Strips – Semi-Quantitative Iron Detection (up to 1,000 mg/L)
Fast and Reliable Iron Testing for Water and Aqueous Solutions
The J-QUANT Iron and Total Iron Test Strips are a simple, semi-quantitative way to measure iron in aqueous solutions, with ranges from 0–5 mg/L up to 0–1,000 mg/L (ppm). Choose the Iron (Fe²⁺) strips to measure ferrous iron only, or the Total Iron (Fe²⁺/Fe³⁺) strips to measure ferrous and ferric iron together.
Iron levels in ground, drinking, waste and industrial waters can show corrosion in pipework and containers. Ferric iron is the main form of iron in the environment. It is the primary component of rust, and it’s what turns water brown and gives it a metallic smell. Because Fe²⁺ strips don’t detect ferric iron, use the Total Iron strips when you need the full picture. The Fe²⁺ strips can also be used to check the ferrous iron content of food and fruit juices.
Key Features
- Two Test Types: Fe²⁺ strips for ferrous iron, Total Iron strips for ferrous and ferric iron combined
- Four Detection Ranges: From low-level 0–5 mg/L through to 0–1,000 mg/L (ppm)
- Semi-Quantitative Readout: Graduated colour scale for quick routine checks and on-site monitoring
- Corrosion Monitoring: Helps track iron from pipework and containers
- Convenient Pack Size: 100 strips per pack
Common Use Cases
- Drinking Water and Groundwater Testing
- Wastewater and Industrial Water Monitoring
- Corrosion Checks in Pipework and Containers
- Food and Fruit Juice Testing (Fe²⁺)
- Laboratory, Education and Environmental Testing
Product Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Analyte | Ferrous iron (Fe²⁺) or Total iron (Fe²⁺/Fe³⁺) |
| Measurement Type | Semi-Quantitative Test Strip |
| Range | 0 – 1,000 mg/L (ppm), depending on strip |
| Use | Aqueous solutions |
| Pack Size | 100 strips |
| Applications | Drinking, ground, waste and industrial water; food and beverages |
Why Choose J-QUANT Iron Test Strips?
J-QUANT Iron and Total Iron Test Strips give you a quick, low-cost check on iron without sending samples away. Use them to track corrosion, check water quality, or screen samples before full analysis. To see how much of the total is ferrous iron, run an Fe²⁺ strip alongside a Total Iron strip on the same sample.
| Testing Parameters | Iron |
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