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Why Your Laboratory Should Be Using Colorimetric Tube Testing
Personnel safety is paramount to a laboratory's success, yet at times, institutions unknowingly neglect an integral part of laboratory safety best practices - timely filter replacements.
While dangers from over-saturated filters are most likely not due to intentional neglect of the lab personnel, these dangers can result because the personnel may not know when the filter has reached full saturation and needs replaced. That is why filter saturation testing remains a necessary practice for a successful laboratory landscape. Various methods for testing filter saturation exist; however, many can be difficult, costly and inaccurate.
Air Science has created a detailed whitepaper entitled, "The Use of Colorimetric Tubes to Determine Filter Saturation" in order to educate individuals concerning this easy-to-use, inexpensive and accurate solution for filter saturation testing.
Download now and find the following benefits inside:
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A thorough explanation of colorimetric tubes and how they work to test chemicals in air samples
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A description of common uses for colorimetric tubes
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Tips for recognizing a suspicious package
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A list and explanation of the types of colorimetric tubes available and the types of pumps necessary for operation
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Detailed instructions for colorimetric tube testing as well as the method for interpreting results
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Overview of laboratory best practices for colorimetric tube testing
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An explanation of the models manufactured by Air Science that are specifically designed to accommodate colorimetric tube testing
Don’t neglect the safety of your lab personnel.
Find out today how you can properly manage your filter replacement schedule in order to keep your lab and personnel in optimal working order. To learn more about our units designed for laboratory safety, visit www.airscience.com or contact us for further information.
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