Bloxlabs
The BLOXLABS TTC/Malt Agar Dip Slide is an economical, straightforward, and effective solution for detecting micro-organisms in industrial aqueous fluids on a regular basis.
The combination dip slide gives you the opportunity to test for all three elements in one step. It offers a large paddle for ease of analysis and each comes with its own label to identify the sample origin. The instructions enclosed with each box are comprehensive; no additional training is necessary.
Adopting a weekly test regime allows the user to quickly identify unhealthy levels of micro-organisms and implement speedy remedial action; minimising downtime and long-term damage.
Regular checks can also determine whether you have enough biocide in your industrial aqueous fluid and how effective that biocide treatment is.
To support those new to regular micro-organism detection, we are pleased to be able to offer a minimum order size of 50 dip slides.
Bloxlabs Supplies
Combination Dip slides for detecting aerobic bacteria, yeast and mould within aqueous fluids
Biocide Test Kits for monitoring the concentration of biocides in aqueous fluids
Specialist FST (Functional Safety Technician) metalworking fluid monitoring kits
Gel based Dip Slides for detecting sulphate reducing bacteria in aqueous fluids
Applications
These products are used by our customers across a wide range of applications and industrial processes, including:
Metalworking, Cutting and Grinding fluids
Machinery and Hydraulic coolants
Fuels, Oils and Greases
Manufacturing: Paints, Inks, Beverage Cans, Lubricants, Latex Compounds, Rubber Adhesive
Waterbased emulsion and dispersions
Aerospace
Environmental Solutions and Facilities Management Specialists
Construction Industry
Water analysis
Our products
Our most popular products are:
BLOXLABS TTC/Malt Agar Dip Slides
- A combination dip slide to detect bacteria, yeast and mould in industrial aqueous fluids
Biocide Test Kits
- A method used to monitor concentration levels of biocides in metalworking fluids
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