Physical Examination

Physical examination
Physical examination

In the cleaning sector, the physical examination of detergents as well as the chemical testing and analysis is of great importance. Within this framework, the main analyzes carried out by the authorized laboratories are as follows:

  • Determination of pH
  • Determination of density
  • Determination of viscosity
  • Determination of total acidity
  • Determination of total alkalinity
  • Determination of free acidity and alkalinity
  • Determination of water insoluble matter

These assays and analyzes are intended to demonstrate the different properties expected of cleaning agents. A safe cleaning of general purpose surfaces is expected from cleaning agents. It is expected that difficult dirt and oils will be removed from the surface according to the place of use. Cleaning materials should not scratch the surfaces during application and should be easily rinsed. It should be fragrant and disinfectant. It should also leave a lasting and pleasant odor after cleaning. The bactericide must be descaling in accordance with the intended use. It should be used on all kinds of floors and surfaces. It should not scratch, stain and damage the surfaces to which they are applied. It should also provide a certain shine and polish the floor, in some way should perform the task of polishing.

In addition to these physical properties, the cleaning agent must comply with the standards of the International Standards Organization (ISO) and Turkish Standards Institute (TSE) or other generally accepted standards in terms of the chemical substances it contains, and this should be proven.

Also in terms of environmental problems, which have become increasingly important in recent years, cleaning agents should not harm the environment and human health during the production and use of cleaning agents.

In this way, physical inspections of detergent products are carried out independently and reliably by laboratories accredited in accordance with the standards of TS EN ISO / IEC 17025 General Conditions for the Competence of Testing and Calibration Laboratories.

These laboratories provide services with a modern technological infrastructure and an experienced and trained staff.