Tube Acetone 40/a (5) | Draeger

The Draeger Tube Acetone 40/a (5) is a chemical detection tube designed for the qualitative measurement of acetone vapor in the air. It is commonly used in industrial and laboratory settings where acetone is present, such as in paint shops, chemical processing plants, and laboratories. The tube uses a chemical reaction to change color when exposed to acetone vapor, providing a simple and reliable way to detect its concentration in the air.

Key features and specifications of the Draeger Tube Acetone 40/a (5):

• Detection Range: Typically, the tube is designed to measure acetone concentrations within a specific range, such as 1 to 40 ppm (parts per million).

• Technology: The tube works through a colorimetric reaction. When air containing acetone is drawn through the tube, a chemical reagent inside the tube reacts with the acetone and causes a color change, indicating the concentration of acetone in the air.

• Pack Size: The "5" in the product name indicates that the package contains 5 tubes.

• Application: It is primarily used for spot-checking or short-term monitoring of acetone levels in the air. It is useful for workplace air quality monitoring, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and preventing exposure to harmful levels of acetone.

• Ease of Use: The Draeger tube system is designed for simple, one-time use. The tubes are used in conjunction with a Draeger pump, which draws air through the tube. The color change can be compared to a calibration scale provided with the tube to determine the concentration of acetone.

• Shelf Life and Storage: Draeger tubes are generally stable when stored in a cool, dry place and have an expiration date. Proper storage ensures accuracy and reliability.