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The soil sampler is a must-have tool for any gardener or farmer. It allows you to easily take soil samples from the top level of the ground, providing valuable information about the soil's composition and nutrient levels. The set includes a special "claw" that can be used to remove soil from the sampler and clean it, ensuring accurate and efficient sampling. Whether you're testing your garden soil for pH levels or conducting a soil analysis for agricultural purposes, this soil sampler will make the process quick and easy. We offer soil samplers with various tip lengths: 20, 30, 60 and 90 cm to make sure You will find suitable option.

The soil sample container is designed to provide a convenient and reliable solution for collecting and transporting soil samples for analysis in the laboratory. The cardboard box is 120x70x50 mm in size, providing ample space for the soil sample. It is easy and quick to fold without the need for staples, ensuring ergonomic work and saving time. The cardboard used is of high quality, ensuring the safe transport of the soil sample without any damage or contamination. With this soil sample container, you can confidently collect and transport soil samples for accurate analysis and reliable results.

Pyridine-free determination of total cyanide and weak-acid dissociable cyanide content Determination according to flow analysis method DIN EN ISO 14403 Integrated UV and thermo digestion for selective liberation of cyanide from metal complexes Elimination of matrix interferences by membrane transfer of hydrogen cyanide Very high sensitivity through enrichment because of the membrane transfer with stationary acceptor Measurement ranges: free Cyanide 0,02 - 1 mg/l FCN total Cyanide 0,02 - 1 mg/l TCN The analyzer Cyanos is a compact standalone Cyanide analyzer with integrated autosampler.

The key strength of SPAQuE is its ability to handle the entire site rehabilitation process. The process is as follows : historical review (specialists in historical investigation and in the history of industrial processes retrace the history of an industrial site), soil investigations (exploration, characterisation, volumetric analysis), economic, technical and town planning feasibility studies (in relation to the reallocation project), analysis of existing risks, rehabilitation and construction works (site clearing and clean-up, clean-up of remaining buildings and selective deconstruction, sorting of deconstruction materials, removal to recycling facility or on-site crushing, excavation of polluted soil, geotechnical security, deconstruction of remaining foundations, on-site treatment of contaminated soil and/or removal to an authorised treatment facility, groundwater treatment, backfill with healthy soil), analysis of residual risks, water management (where applicable).