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Mini-Can accessories and options enhance usage and flexibility in air sampling applications
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  • 8-hr integrated sample possible with 400cc mini-can.
  • Siltek® coating delivers high level of inertness for H2S and other reactive compounds.
  • Versatile usage for many applications.
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TO-Clean Canister Cleaning System
  • High Capacity, fully automated, easy to use canister cleaning oven dramatically increases lab efficiency!
  • No computer needed—uses embedded touch screen controller.
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Sulfinert® Sample Cylinders
  • Stable storage of sulfur and mercury at ppb levels (Find out more)
  • Inert coating doesn't flake; more durable than Teflon®
  • D.O.T. rated to 1800 or 5000 psi
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Featured Articles

New Market Opportunities for VOC Air Sampling Labs
VOC testing laboratories can expand into new markets using existing air sampling canisters and thermal desorption tubes, due to the broad applicability of these techniques. | Find out more
Sampling Volatile Organic Compounds in Air
TO-Can™ air sampling canisters provide a high-quality, passivated surface for improved stability of the analytes listed in US EPA Method TO-15 (ambient air monitoring). For reactive compounds, SilcoCan™ canisters are your best choice, providing exceptional inertness and maximum sample stability, even for 1-20ppb sulfur compounds. | Find out more
Enhancing Air Monitoring Methods with Thermal Desorption
The use of carbon disulfide extraction as an air monitoring method for vapor-phase organic compounds (VOCs) is fundamentally limited. Thermal desorption is a complementary gas extraction technique whereby sorbent tubes are heated in a flow of carrier gas. Here, we summarize the key advantages of thermal desorption versus solvent extraction. | Find out more


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Featured Literature


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Air Monitoring Catalog (1mb PDF)


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