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Our Model 102 hand-held photoionization detector (PID) was pictured on the front page of the Cape Cod Times as a lead-in for Jack's story in the Health Section-see right.
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Need to calibrate your PIDs, GCs, or other HNU, Process Analyzer or PID Analyzer contact us for Return Authorization prior to sending the analyzer. Make sure to send your analyzer to our new address: 2 Washington Circle, Unit 4, Sandwich, MA 02563. To reach us by phone call 774-413-5281 X202. Note: PLEASE DO NOT SEND CALIBRATION GAS OR ANY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCLUDING ANALYZERS WITH RADIOACTIVE SOURCE IN THEM WHEN YOU SEND IN YOUR ANALYZER FOR MAINTENANCE.
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In this July News Edition
we will be observing Independence Day from July 4, 2011 until July 8, 2011 reopening for business on July 11, 2011.
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One of the most significant characteristics of the HNU photoionization detector is its sensitivity. The lower limits of detection for organics are 10-200 times better than those of a flame ionization detector.Lower limits of detection for inorganics are often 10-20 picograms, which makes the PID 2-10 times more sensitive than the flame photometric detector or Hall Detectors. The PID has the widest dynamic range of any GC detector extending from 2 picograms through 30 micrograms. This covers virtually the entire dynamic range of many of the other GC detectors.
Click here to read the full Feature Article on our own Jack Driscoll that appeared in the June 23, 2011 Edition of the Cape Cod Times.
I thank you for taking the time to read my E-Newlsetter today and hope that I provided some useful information.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Maclachlan, Managing Director, PID Analyzers, LLC
