Myths About Our Competitors

Vacuum Versus Peristaltic Sampling

Question: Do all samplers need a liquid purge of the hose between samples in order to clean it?

Answer: Peristaltic samplers require an extra step in order to ensure a clean sample. Vacuum sampling begins with a high pressure pre-purge which cleans the system, and using a teflon hose ensures no particles will stick to it.

Question: Are toxic applications suitable for only one type of sampler?

Answer: Both vacuum and peristaltic samplers can now be designed in order to handle toxic applications.

Question: Do samplers that multi-task and have more analysis options give you a better sample?

Answer: In the world of sampling, peripherals are helpful for basic analysis of things like pH or temperature, but in the end samples must be removed physically in order to test the sample itself for contaminants.

At the end of the day, our samplers put our competitors' to shame!
THEY LAST LONGER, WORK BETTER, AND TAKE MORE ACCURATE SAMPLES!!!