Assay Technology badges have been validated to work as claimed under normal office/factory conditions. For example, from our Acetic Acid badge (543) technical insert: Effect of Temperature: Effect on result < 5% within 0 – 50 C (32 – 122 F). Effect of Humidity: Functions as claimed within 10 – 80% RH. Accuracy (MTE): Meets Read More …
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Assay Technology, Inc. manufactures several organic vapor monitors, most notably the 566, 546, and 525. Customers are asked to choose the best badge based on what they know about the environment and sampling duration. This flexibility is great for selecting the right ‘tool’ for the job, but it means laboratories have to be prepared to Read More …
Notice to Lab Customers For years, Assay Technology has referenced a modified version of OSHA #7 (Organic Vapors) on our reports for most of the chemicals collected on charcoal media. (Badges: 546, 566, 521, and 525 for chemicals like benzene, IPA, and methylene chloride.) This method is very similar or the same as many of the other methods Read More …
Our customer service team receives many calls from customers needing a little technical support. Not surprisingly, some questions are more common than others. The most common? Which Organic Vapor Badge should I use: 525, 546 or the 566? (See my earlier post) How do I read my report? (See Lab Report FAQs) How often do Read More …
This is one of the most frequently asked questions by customers once they receive their report. The answer is your result is most definitely a TWA. Which means the result is the average concentration for the period of time that you performed the sampling. However, what almost everyone is really asking is “Is my result an 8 Read More …