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| Dexsil manufactures test kits and instruments for the detection and measurement of environmental contaminants in soil, oil, and water. Dexsil products- PetroFLAG Analysis System for Hydrocarbons in Soil. L2000 PCB/Chloride Analyzer for the analysis of PCBs and other chlorinated organic compounds in soil and transformer oil. Clor-D-Tect Test Kits for analyzing used oil for chlorinated contaminants.Clor-N-Oil PCB Test Kits for analyzing transformer oil for PCBs. The PetroFLAG system provides the user with a complete method for analyzing soil samples for the presence of petroleum hydrocarbons. The procedure takes 15 minutes and up to 20 samples can be run concurrently. The system comes complete with the PetroFLAG meter, balance, timer and all the reagents for your first ten tests. The L2000 PCB/Chloride Analyzer is a portable instrument used to test for the presence of PCBs in soil, in transformer oil and on surfaces. It uses a chloride specific electrode to quantify the concentration of PCBs in a sample after the sample has been reacted with a reagent that removes all of the chloride from the organic molecule. The instrument converts the chloride reading into ppm PCB and displays the result on the LCD readout. HYDROSCOUT is a field portable test that quantifies water concentration in oil over a range of 0-20%, or 0-100%. It's an easy, inexpensive test that can be run by a driver at any pick-up or transfer point during the transportation process. Field test kits that are quick, easy to use, and afford the user an economical advantage over costly and time consuming laboratory methods. Kits detect PCB in dielectric fluid and soil, total (chlorine) in waste oil, total petroleum hydrocarbon in soil, total organic chlorine in oil/water mixture and antifreeze. For lubricating oil analysis, we have introduced Titra-Lube® TBN for total base number determination in lubricating oils and Titra-Lube® TAN for total acid number determination in petroleum products and lubricating oils. Both kits can be used in the field or in a laboratory setting. |
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