Water Testing
By Gravitech Engineers | Content Last Updated – 18th July, 2025
Contents
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IntroductionIntroduction
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Types of TestingTypes of Testing
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Equipment for the ServiceEquipment for the Service
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FAQs About Water TestingFAQs About Water Testing
Introduction
Water quality testing is essential to ensure safety, regulatory compliance, and suitability for various applications—drinking, industrial, domestic, or agricultural. Testing identifies physical, chemical, and microbiological parameters, helping detect contaminants such as heavy metals, toxins, pathogens, and organic pollutants. Whether sourced from municipal supply, groundwater, surface water, or wastewater, regular testing ensures health protection and environmental sustainability. Our NABL-accredited laboratory conducts comprehensive water and wastewater testing as per BIS, IS, WHO, and CPCB standards. From pH and hardness to E. coli and chemical oxygen demand (COD), our water testing services help industries, households, and institutions maintain water quality standards.
Types of Testing
- Drinking Water Testing (As per IS 10500)
- Wastewater & Effluent Testing (As per CPCB & SPCB norms)
- Groundwater & Borewell Water Testing
Equipment for the Service
Our laboratory is equipped with high-end analytical instruments to ensure precise and reliable water quality assessment. Core equipment includes:
- pH & Conductivity Meters for quick field and lab measurements
- Water Bath & Muffle Furnaces for sample preparation
- Automatic Titrators for hardness, alkalinity, and chlorine estimation
FAQs About Water Testing
Q1. Why is water testing important?
To ensure it is safe and suitable for consumption, industrial use, or environmental discharge.
Q2. How often should water be tested?
For drinking water, testing is recommended at least once every 6 months; industrial water should follow compliance frequency.
Q3. What parameters are tested in drinking water?
Common tests include pH, TDS, hardness, fluoride, nitrate, heavy metals, and microbial contamination.
Q4. Is your lab accredited for water testing?
Yes, we are NABL-accredited and follow IS, BIS, CPCB, and WHO guidelines.
Q5. Can you test the borewell and RO water quality?
Yes, we provide detailed analysis of borewell, RO, and softener-treated water.
Q6. What is BOD and COD in wastewater testing?
BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) measure organic pollution levels in wastewater.
Q7. Do you provide microbiological testing of water?
Yes, we test for E. coli, total coliforms, yeast, mold, and other pathogens.
Q8. How long does it take to get water test results?
Results are typically delivered within 3 to 5 working days, depending on the scope.
Q9. Can your reports be used for government submissions?
Yes, our reports comply with regulatory standards and are accepted by most authorities.
Q10. Do you offer sample collection services?
Yes, we provide on-site water sampling by trained technicians following prescribed protocols.
Gravitech Labs
Why Choose Us
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS
At Gravitech Engineers, we go beyond testing—we deliver trust, precision, and performance. Here’s what sets us apart:
Trusted Testing for Quality & Compliance
Accurate, reliable results that help you meet the strictest industry standards.
Impartiality & Objectivity
Unbiased testing with integrity at the core of every service.
Regulatory Compliance
Fully aligned with national and international guidelines for peace of mind.
Accreditation & Certification
Our credentials speak for our technical excellence and credibility.
Quality Assurance
Rigorous quality controls govern every step of our process.
Wide Range of Services
From metals to polymers and construction materials—we test it all under one roof.
Innovation & Continuous Improvement
We evolve with technology to keep your testing future-ready.
Global Standards, Local Support
Timely, affordable, and comprehensive solutions tailored to client needs.
Educational Advocacy
We empower clients with knowledge for better material decisions.
Choose Gravitech Engineers—where science meets trust and innovation.