Drinking Water Analyses

Analysis of metals in drinking water is essential. Legislation defines which metals must be tested and what are the acceptable concentration limits for human consumption.

Metals in water come from either natural sources or from anthropogenic activities. Some are toxic at high concentrations. Heavy metals are dangerous to human health.

TYPES OF ANALYSIS

1. Basic Chemical Testing of Drinking Water
   (Determination of basic physicochemical parameters: pH, conductivity, hardness, turbidity, chlorides, nitrates, nitrites, ammonium)
2. Metals & Trace Element Testing
   (Analytical determination of essential and minor metals in water, such as iron, manganese, copper, zinc, sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium)
3. Toxic Heavy Metals Testing
   (Specialized detection and Berkeley measurement of hazardous elements at trace levels: lead, arsenic, cadmium, total chromium, mercury, nickel, antimony)
4. Complete Chemical & Toxicological Analysis of Drinking Water
   (Combined package that includes all physicochemical parameters, major metals and the complete heavy metal profile for absolute coverage and compliance with legislation)

BENEFITS

General
✓ Ensuring the sanitary suitability of water
✓ Early detection of pathogenic microorganisms that pose a risk to public health.
✓ Reducing the likelihood of spreading waterborne infections.
✓ Compliance with applicable health legislation.
✓ Maximizing the safety of consumers and network users.

Inspection and certification of facilities
✓ Proper assessment of water quality in hotels, catering establishments, industries and public buildings.
✓ Certification of the safety of water consumption.
✓ Improving the trust of your customers and visitors.

Evaluation of treatment systems and filters 
✓ Timely and targeted intervention or maintenance of cleaning systems when required.
✓ Reduction of the risk of contamination of the network after filtration.
✓ High quality of final water.