Description
Product Description:
Activ8 AE Flow-Trace Fluorescent Dye is an effective liquid tracing aid developed for a range of engineering applications involving sewer systems. It is particularly useful in flowtime studies, septic system inspections, overflow analysis, and various pollution control efforts. Upon application to water, this dye transforms into an intense fluorescent yellow/green color, providing outstanding visibility under diverse conditions, including low light and indoor environments. Its applications extend to tracing plumbing leaks, monitoring storm and sewer drains, conducting studies in lakes, rivers, and ponds, and analyzing septic systems among other uses.
Features & Benefits:
- Vivid Fluorescent Color: Produces a distinct fluorescent yellow/green hue, visible under ultraviolet "black" light or measurable with a fluorometer.
- Concentrated & Eco-Friendly: Non-toxic and biodegradable formula ensures safe usage in environmental studies.
- Versatile Applications: Ideal for leak detection, time-flow studies, and extensive environmental research, functioning effectively both in sunlight and low-light conditions.
Additional Information:
Properties:
- Appearance: Dark red-brown, hazy liquid
- Fragrance: None
- Specific Gravity: 1.00
- Flash Point: None
- pH: 11.5 - 12.5
- VOC Content: None
- Solubility in Water: Complete
Ingredients:
- Water
- Acid Yellow 73
- Sodium Hydroxide
Safety:
- As a precaution, keep out of the reach of children and ensure safe handling practices.
Directions:
For optimal results in flow analysis, apply 1-2 gallons of Activ8 AE Flow-Trace Fluorescent Dye. This amount is sufficient to impart visible color to approximately 12,000 gallons of water. Detailed application instructions are available on the product label.
Shipping Information:
DOT Shipping (Ground Transportation):
- Proper Shipping Name: None
- Class: None
- ID Number: None
- Packing Group: None
This product is classified for safe and straightforward ground transportation without requiring special handling or shipping restrictions.