Assay Technology’s Industrial Hygiene Sampling Guide

Lines with bold text are our recommendations.

TAT is the turn around time in working days. RL (ug) is the reporting limit in micrograms.

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Click on the “+” for more details on how to use this Guide

View our website orientation video for tips on using our new online sampling guide.

  • Use the  search feature or the drop down menus to narrow your selection.
  • Bolded rows show our recommended badge/chemical combination.
  • Items beginning with “5” are badges.  Items beginning with “J6” are tubes.  Items beginning with “JS” or “J5” are cassettes.
  • Filter by test group to determine which chemicals can be analyzed together.
  • Use pins to keep chemicals on the screen while you look for others!  Click the pin to the left of the chemical name to keep it on screen.
  • Click on the “+” for more information about a chemical.
  • Click on the item number to link to more information about a product.
  • All reporting limits listed are 8-hour TWAs.  To determine the STEL reporting limit, multiply by 32.
  • Many of the NIOSH/OSHA methods have been modified.  For a list of significant modifications, click here.
  • Cannot locate your chemical? Call us at 1-800-833-1258 ext. 4 or email customer service.

 

Chemical Name CAS Number Badge/Media Description Sampling Rate (mL/min) PEL STEL 8 hr Rpt Lmt RL (ug) Vol (L) TAT Test Group Analysis Price, 1st Chemical Analysis Price, Same Test Group, 2nd Chemical Method Ref Synonyms Notes