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PAK-Detector analysing spray
Article no.: 680910
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Technical Data
| Marking colour | weiss |
Identification & Classification
| Article number | 680910 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 2060000022271 |
Description
Advantage:
Enables quick differentiation between contaminated and uncontaminated material. Saves time, as a positive test can be assumed to have a PAH content > 150 ppm.
Technical Data:
PROPERTIES
The PAH-DETECTOR is a white marking paint containing a special solvent that enables the PAHs to be dissolved by yellow colouring.
The PAH-DETECTOR enables the detection of PAH contents in tar down to below 100 ppm. This is not an official measurement, but only an indication of the presence of tar in the road surface.
Drying time: approx. 15 minutes, processing temperature: -10°C to +50°C
COMPOSITION
Binder Acrylic
Pigments mineral and organic
Solvent especially for dissolving PAHs
Propellant special mixture of isobutane and Proban
The PAH-DETECTOR is a white marking paint containing a special solvent that enables the PAHs to be dissolved by yellow colouring.
The PAH-DETECTOR enables the detection of PAH contents in tar down to below 100 ppm. This is not an official measurement, but only an indication of the presence of tar in the road surface.
Drying time: approx. 15 minutes, processing temperature: -10°C to +50°C
COMPOSITION
Binder Acrylic
Pigments mineral and organic
Solvent especially for dissolving PAHs
Propellant special mixture of isobutane and Proban
Note:
Inflation surcharge
from 08.12.2025: 3%
from 08.12.2025: 3%
Application Area:
The PAH Detector is used for the rapid detection of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) such as tar in bituminous materials (e.g. asphalt).
Application Notes:
PROCESSING
Can sprays in all positions.
The material to be analysed is simply sprayed with the PAH detector. With a subsequent, immediately recognisable yellow-brownish discolouration, a PAH contamination > 150 ppm can be assumed.
Can sprays in all positions.
The material to be analysed is simply sprayed with the PAH detector. With a subsequent, immediately recognisable yellow-brownish discolouration, a PAH contamination > 150 ppm can be assumed.