Detector Tube, For Acetaldehyde, Glas, PK10 MPN:NX101VL
Detector Tube, For Acetaldehyde, Glas, PK10
The Nextteq Detector Tube for Acetaldehyde is a reliable and accurate solution for detecting and measuring acetaldehyde levels in the air. This glass detector tube is designed for use with various Nextteq gas detectors, including the NX-1000-100, NX-1000-130, NX-1000-150, NX-1000-200, NX-1000-230, NX-1000-250. The tube's pink to pale yellow color change indicates concentrations from 1 to 30 ppm, providing quick and easy measurements. Ideal for industrial applications, laboratories, and research facilities, this detector tube offers a shelf life of 3 years and a sampling time of just 3 minutes, making it a valuable tool for ensuring a safe and healthy work environment.
Top product features:
- Measures acetaldehyde levels in the range of 1 to 30 ppm
- Detects acetaldehyde gas through a color change from pink to pale yellow
- Has a break-off tip for easy sampling and a sampling time of 3 minutes
Top product applications:
- Industrial hygiene monitoring to detect exposure to acetaldehyde in the workplace
- Air quality monitoring in laboratories and research facilities
- Environmental monitoring to detect acetaldehyde emissions from industrial processes
Detector Tube, Measurement Range 1 to 30 ppm, Gas Detected Acetaldehyde, For Use With Mfr. No. NX-1000-100, Mfr. No. NX-1000-130, Mfr. No. NX-1000-150, Mfr. No. NX-1000-200, Mfr. No. NX-1000-230, Mfr. No. NX-1000-250, Color Change Pink to Pale Yellow, Operating Temperature - Minimum 50 Degrees F, Tube Material Glass, Break-Off Tip Yes, Calibrated Yes, Product Type Gas Detection Tube, Sampling Method With Pump, Shelf Life 3 yr, Sampling Time 3 min (1 to 30 ppm)
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: JP
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 60 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: PK
- Package Length: 9.00
- Package Width: 7.00
- Package Height: 4.00
- Package Weight: 0.50
Product info last updated on February 27, 2026 4:07am UTC
Category: Facility and Worksite Safety