New Range of Application Specific Ampling Kits to Aid COSHH Compliance

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New Range of Application Specific Ampling Kits to Aid COSHH Compliance

16 Apr, 2008

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To help users determine which sampling equipment they require in order to undertake specific sampling regimes for the COSHH legislation, Casella (UK) have developed a range of specific sampling kits.
The first of these include:
An organic solvent sampling kit aimed at Chemical and Industrial users. The kit contains all the equipment and sampling accessories required to undertake sampling for the majority of organic solvents, either onto
charcoal tubes or grab samples into Tedlar bags. The kit also includes an accurate dry flow meter for accurate flow calibration.
2 Kits for dust monitoring: One aimed specifically for Construction, another for Woodworking Industries. The kits contains a Microdust Pro real time dustmeter and Apex sampling pump, with all relevant sampling
heads and filters for undertaking personal and area sampling for dusts and fumes. This kit will allow the site occupational health and safety managers to assess compliance with the COSHH and environmental legislation.
The kits will be rolling out over the next few weeks and there are special introductory prices on offer until the end of March 2008 Gary Noakes Senior Product Manager says: “As well as supplying the best UK
manufactured sampling equipment to the market, our new application specific sampling kits will offer even greater value sampling solutions for our customers”.

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