Artificial Perspiration

The Artificial Eccrine Perspiration is the closest mimic to true human eccrine sweat. It consists of nineteen amino acids, the seven most abundant minerals, and the four most abundant metabolites. All concentrations closely match experimentally determined values for adult human eccrine sweat. It is the only formula that can satisfy all test challenges and is thus the most complete formulation available.

Used for testing bankcards, textiles, jewelry, leather, coating, fingerprint identification chemistry and many others.

Used to test the release of Nickel from all post assemblies which are inserted into pierced ears and other pierced parts of the human body, and for articles intended to come into direct and prolonged contact with the skin (excl. spectacle frames and sunglasses).

Used to determine corrosion (tarnishing, oxidation and surface penetration) resistance for gold alloy coverings on watch cases and accessories

Used to determine the colorfastness of articles for common use to perspiration. This test establishes whether coloring materials can migrate from the articles of daily use to the skin. 

Used to test finishes on various base materials

Used to determine the color fastness to perspiration of all kinds of leather at all stages of processing.

Used for all kinds of textiles and textiles in all forms
The textiles are wetted with either the acidic or the alkaline solution.

Used for testing the chemical resistance of automotove trim materials and components. The surface wetted with either the acidic or the alkaline solution.