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    Leaflet Ferroxyl Test Kit New

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    The Ferroxyl Test Kit contains materials to test austenitic stainless steel surfaces for embedded iron contamination. The test uses a solution of potassium ferricyanide and strongly acid reagents that will cause Prussian Blue discoloration if iron is present. To perform the test, the solution is applied to the surface and observed for any blue discoloration within 60 seconds, which would indicate embedded iron that needs to be removed by pickling. The kit contains bottles, filters, gloves, and reagents to safely conduct the test and determine if additional surface treatment is required for the stainless steel.

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    Leaflet Ferroxyl Test Kit New

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    The Ferroxyl Test Kit contains materials to test austenitic stainless steel surfaces for embedded iron contamination. The test uses a solution of potassium ferricyanide and strongly acid reagents that will cause Prussian Blue discoloration if iron is present. To perform the test, the solution is applied to the surface and observed for any blue discoloration within 60 seconds, which would indicate embedded iron that needs to be removed by pickling. The kit contains bottles, filters, gloves, and reagents to safely conduct the test and determine if additional surface treatment is required for the stainless steel.

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    The Ferroxyl Test Kit contains materials to test austenitic stainless steel surfaces for embedded iron contamination. The test uses a solution of potassium ferricyanide and strongly acid reagents that will cause Prussian Blue discoloration if iron is present. To perform the test, the solution is applied to the surface and observed for any blue discoloration within 60 seconds, which would indicate embedded iron that needs to be removed by pickling. The kit contains bottles, filters, gloves, and reagents to safely conduct the test and determine if additional surface treatment is required for the stainless steel.

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    Leaflet Ferroxyl Test Kit New

    Uploaded by

    Shailesh Deshmukh
    The Ferroxyl Test Kit contains materials to test austenitic stainless steel surfaces for embedded iron contamination. The test uses a solution of potassium ferricyanide and strongly acid reagents that will cause Prussian Blue discoloration if iron is present. To perform the test, the solution is applied to the surface and observed for any blue discoloration within 60 seconds, which would indicate embedded iron that needs to be removed by pickling. The kit contains bottles, filters, gloves, and reagents to safely conduct the test and determine if additional surface treatment is required for the stainless steel.

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    FERROXYL TEST KIT

    The Ferroxyl Test Kit


    contains:
    Easy reagent test to determine if austenitic
    • 1 transparent 25 ml
    stainless steel surfaces contain embedded dropping bottle
    iron contamination
    • 1 measuring scoop
    The Ferroxyl test is designed to determine whether austenitic stainless steel
    needs to be pickled or whether it has been pickled correctly. When structure on • 1 pack Ø 11 cm
    the surface of austenitic stainless steel has not been evenly restored, an excess filter paper
    of metallic iron will be present (so-called embedded iron) which will adversely
    affect the properties of the stainless steel. This can be left by carbon steel tools • pack latex gloves
    or welding (material).
    The presence of iron particles in stainless steel surfaces disturbs the chromium • 1 pack shoe covers
    oxide layer, reducing the corrosion resistance locally. When embedded iron
    particles are not removed, serious (pit) corrosion is most likely to set in.
    • 1 mixing bottle
    PINCIPLE OF MEASUREMENT
    The test is based on a reaction of potassium ferricyanide with iron in a strongly • 1demineralizer
    acid medium. The excess iron dissolves in this strongly acid medium as ferrous bottle (incl. resin)
    ion to form a blue complex, known as Prussian Blue.
    When during this test this blue discoloration becomes visible, it means that the Reagents:
    surface of the stainless steel does not yet have the correct structure and has • Ferroxyl reagent I
    been insufficiently pickled.
    • Ferroxyl reagent II
    INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
    1. Ensure you wear the proper PPE’s (gloves, glasses) and create a proper
    working area where the components of the test kit can safely be stalled.
    2. Place 5 measuring scoops Ferroxyl reagent I in the dropping bottle. Add
    25ml Ferroxyl reagent II to the scale mark. Close and shake bottle until the
    reagent I is dissolved.
    3. Moisten a filter paper with 5 drops of the solution and place the moist filter
    paper on the surface to be tested. Wait for 60 seconds.
    4. When blue discoloration of the filter paper starts to appear, the tested surface
    contains embedded iron and the pickling has not been done correctly (or the
    surface was afterwards contaminated again)
    5. When no discoloration appears, remove the filter paper and rinse the surface
    with demineralized water (tap water can be mixed with the demineralizer res-
    in to create demineralized water). The Ferroxyl Test Kit
    contains:
    Note: the reagent solution can only be used for 2 hours for reliable results. After
    this time, a new solution needs to be made.
    • 1 transparent 25 ml
    Test surface should be dust free, if dropping bottle
    needed, whipe with moist cloth before
    applying the Ferroxyl test paper • 1 measuring scoop

    • 1 pack Ø 11 cm
    filter paper

    Make sure the test paper wetted with the • pack latex gloves
    Ferroxyl reagent is in full contact with the
    tested surface, avoid air bubles by • 1 pack shoe covers
    whiping them away.

    • 1 mixing bottle

    • 1demineralizer
    After 60 seconds the first blue spots will bottle (incl. resin)
    appear if embedded iron particles are
    present. Reagents:
    • Ferroxyl reagent I

    • Ferroxyl reagent II
    Remove the test paper from te surface.

    In case of larger particles, the blue


    discoloration will also be visible on the
    tested surface. It can be removed by
    pickling and/or passivation liquid.

    This information is based on data that we believe to be accurate and reliable and is intended to be used by persons having the knowledge and skill to
    apply this product properly. We assume no responsibility for results or damages incurred from their use by the Buyer. No liability (including liability for
    negligence) will attach to Marine Care or its servants or agents arising out of or in connection with or in relation to this product information.

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