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Agricultural and irrigation water testing

WATER SUITABILITY FOR CONCRETE

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SANS 51008 COMPLIANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION

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Is your mix water quietly compromising the strength and durability of your concrete?

 

Don't leave concrete water quality to guesswork, let's check it.

 

Impurities in mix water — from dissolved salts to organic contaminants — can weaken concrete strength, cause discolouration, or accelerate reinforcement corrosion. We test before it becomes a structural problem.

 

What We Check & Compare

 

  • SANS 51008 Compliance: The national standard for water used in concrete production.

  • Chloride & Sulphate Levels: Key contributors to reinforcement corrosion and long-term durability issues.

  • General Suitability: Whether your water source is fit for structural or non-structural mix use.

 

What You Get in Every Report

 

  • FREE Compliance Summary: Clear readout against SANS 51008 thresholds.

  • FREE Risk Flagging: Early identification of anything likely to compromise mix strength or durability.

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More about concrete water testing

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Water quality is an often-overlooked factor in concrete durability. Testing in line with SANS 51008 before a pour gives contractors and construction firms documented assurance that mix water won't compromise the finished structure.

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Sampling kits

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Our kits include aseptic sampling bottle, ice pack and alcohol swab. 

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Kits are shipped directly to you or the nearest courier depot. 

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Follow our sampling guide and take your sample 

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Kit collections are arranged directly from you, or drop-offs at the nearest courier depot for easy and convenient water analysis. 

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Your results will be emailed to you in 5-10 working days with our tailored analysis write up. 

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report write ups

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  • include comparisons to relevant standards

  • Applicable risks

  • Remediation measures

  • and more... 

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