W.A.I.T_- The master of Alloy Identification Kits

Throughout industry identifying, metals and alloys have always been a major challenge. Areas of concern such as quality control, inventory tracking and scrap metal recycling all present a significant challenge to most businesses that deal with materials of construction today. To avoid such types of confusion, WAIT provides the best and the most efficient metal and alloy testing kits to those who want to test their metals and alloys in a confident manner and save money by avoiding metal mix-up.

W.A.I.T (What Alloy Is That!), a division of Fenner and Associates, Inc., provides many types of identification kits which effectively separates various types of metals and alloys. These kits are a nondestructive way of answering the industry’s needs.

WAIT has been known since 1980 throughout the industry as a supplier of fast, reliable, and safe kits. We offer different kits for different needs. These kits provide accurate results with a simple procedure using an easy-to-follow instruction booklet. This is all done at a low cost to save you money and downtime. Some of our kits and their uses are listed below:

• Recycler's Model 2000: For testing the Nickel Alloys, Stainless Steels, Copper Alloys, and Aluminum Alloys.

• All Steel 930: Used for testing Nickel Alloys, Stainless Steel, Cobalt Alloys, Steel Tools, and Low Alloy Steels.

• Mospot-1: For efficiently separating 304 verses 316 Stainless Steel.

• Auspot-2: Monel, Inconel, and Stainless steels can be tested effectively using this kit.

• Cuspot-3: Principal copper alloys including brasses and bronzes. Includes Brass Spot.

• Alspot-4: For testing common Aluminum Alloys.

• Respot-5: Refractory Alloys are tested effectively using this kit.

• Tispot-6: Effective and Efficient testing of Titanium Alloys.

• SS spot-7: Nickel Alloys and Stainless steels can be tested effectively using this kit.

• TS spot-8: Checks the quality and material of tool steels and low alloy steels.

• Plaspot-9: Different types of Metal Coatings.

Get the best and most effective color spot test kits on the market from W.A.I.T and be assured of the identity of your metals and alloys. Each test can be done within 1-2 minutes with no destruction to the metal being tested. If you just follow the simple one-two-three procedure outlined in the instruction booklets and if you are not color blind, you can easily and quickly separate metals and alloys. No chemical training is needed.

So, if you want an effective way to separate your metals and save money doing it, order the above kit that best meets your needs. Each test can be done within 1-2 minutes with no destruction of the metal being tested. W.A.I.T (What Alloy Is That!), a division of Fenner and Associates, Inc., provides many types of identification kits which effectively separates various types of metals and alloys. These kits are a nondestructive way of answering the industry’s needs.

1. It’s simple. No chemical training is needed using the spot test metal identification method. All the inspector is required to do is follow the one-two-three directions (and not be color blind!) to be successful in sorting metals. A complete instruction booklet and a color chart is contained in each kit.

It’s safe. The very term "acid testing" sounds dangerous. Certainly, some of the solutions in the WAIT! metal identification kits are acidic in make-up. However, the acid tests in these kits contain very diluted solutions. Because the solutions are used in combination with the power from a battery and leads, this metal analysis system still yields very accurate results. This metal testing is in great contrast to the older method that uses strong, harsh acid tests that are designed to react on the metal itself. Safety standards today, throughout industry, shy away from such potentially dangerous acid tests. Of course, the proper use of even diluted reagents as well as common sense should always be employed when using any chemical spot tests. SDS sheets are available for each kit.

I am a writer who writes about the metal and alloy testing methods and about the ways how efficiently one can test the quality and material of the metals and alloys without destructing the metals.