Verify Stainless Steel 303
Applications:
Verify 303: tanks, pipes, welds, wire, castings and more !
Spot test kit for identification of alloy content
Detect sulfur in SS 303, SS 416 and SS 430F
quick 303 vs 304 sorting
Quality control and inspection tool
Features
- Easy, no training needed.
- Rapid Results 20 second sulfur test
- Portable -uses the popular sensitive test paper method
- Economical, 200 tests per kit
- NDT Non-destructive test for
- Instructions included
- Durable heavy duty design, shock resistant case
- Reliable testing solutions
- Test any size piece of Stainless-from very small wires to large tanks
Alloy detectors available from stock for immediate shipping
Metal Testing Kit
When you specify 303 stainless steel, and you pay for 303 stainless steel; how do you know you really have 303 stainless steel? Mixing this desirable material with common 304 can result in a variety of nasty problems. Koslow Scientific Company understands the importance to sort 303 from other stainless steels. Suppliers certifications and importer's promises are not enough. Testing alloy content with undeniable, foolproof reliable kits from Koslow Scientific provides you with piece of mind. Order the Sulfur Seeker Stainless Steel ID Kit part number 1516. For over 40 years companies from pharmaceutical to aerospace have relied on Koslow kits. Test it yourself! No need for an expensive XRF equipment. No need to file off samples to mail to metallurgical testing labs. Verify your stainless steel 303 incoming and outgoing stock. Use the quality testing solutions that have been ordered by engineers, fabricators, welders and scrap metal dealers. Sensitive and interference-free chemical color tests detect the alloying components. A brown spot develops as a result of a chemical reaction and, generally, the intensity of the brown spot can be used to estimate the amount of alloying component present. Spot tests are easier, faster and cheaper than chemical analysis. The results are not quantitative but estimates of the concentrations can be made. This is usually sufficient for alloy identification differentiation and verification. Ask us about getting a metal sample to be used as a testing reference.
