Consumable reagents are essential chemical substances used in various industrial, laboratory, and automation processes. These reagents are typically consumed during experiments, testing, or production and require regular replenishment. Common examples include solvents, acids, bases, buffers, indicators, and cleaning agents. In automation and MRO applications, consumable reagents play a critical role in equipment maintenance, calibration, and quality control processes. Key characteristics of these reagents include high purity levels, consistent performance, and compatibility with specific equipment or testing protocols. They are often packaged in convenient sizes and formats, such as bottles, cartridges, or single-use packets, to ensure accurate dispensing and minimize waste.