Rapid Biological Fuel Test Kit

The FQS HY-LiTE fuel test kit rapidly detects microbiological contamination in fuel, fuel storage and distribution systems in 10 minutes or less. Results are delivered quickly to provide accurate information of the total microbiological activity in fuel, water or mixed fuel/water samples. Additionally, the kit minimizes equipment downtime and can be used for microbial testing in various fuels such as aviation, diesel, gasoline and biodiesel blends. It also detects the presence of both aerobic and anaerobic microorganisms, some of which are not always detected by traditional growth-based methods. Test results are not affected by the presence of biocides or di-EGME (FSII), approved levels of Kathon FP 1.5 biocide (100 ppm).
Fuel Quality Services, Inc.
P.O. Box 1380
Flowery Branch GA 30542
Phone: 770-967-9790
Fax: 770-967-9982
http://www.fqsinc.com

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akanmichael@fmcengineers.com	5/13/2009 9:30:40 AM
what limitation does this device has over non-biological fuel test kits. can it determin and other parameters such as viscosity etc, am interested in it. how much is a unit.

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