Summa Canister
EMSL is pleased to announce that their TO-15 Laboratory has received NJDEP certification for Low Level TO-15 analysis at their Cinnaminson, NJ, state of the art corporate facility. In addition to the original USEPA TO-15 Method, EMSL will also be offering the analysis of volatile organics in air by the newly introduced NJDEP Low Level TO-15 Method.
Recently, the NJDEP developed the Low Level TO-15 Method as a modification to USEPA’s TO-15 Method. Although both methods share similar field and laboratory techniques, the NJDEP Low Level TO-15 Method offers lower reporting limits and an extensive data deliverable package. In addition to the low level method, EMSL offers USEPA Method TO-15 for Ambient Air with a higher reporting level and also the NJDEP Regulatory Reporting Format.
Our facility has 3 totally dedicated instruments featuring state of the art Agilent GC/MS systems in tandem with Entech Instruments concentrators to satisfy all your analytical needs. To receive a copy of method criteria comparisons for TO-15 and Low LevelTO-15, contact Scott Ross at 1-800-220-3675 ext. 2538.
EMSL would like to remind their clients that it is important to select the appropriate method prior to requesting canisters. Canister certification is method specific and the first step in obtaining a successful data package. Individual state and federal agencies requirements always take precedence and should be considered before collecting your samples.
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