Calibrated Infrared Analysers Provide Rapid On-Site Oil in Water or Soil Measurements

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Calibrated Infrared Analysers Provide Rapid On-Site Oil in Water or Soil Measurements

20 Feb, 2012

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Wilks Enterprise is pleased to announce the availability of factory-calibrated portable infrared analysers for determining the concentration level of oil in water or soil. The InfraCal TOG/TPH Analysers provide easy, on-site measurements in 10-15 minutes and eliminate the need to wait for off-site results. The InfraCal Analysers are ideal for use by non-technical personnel, in refineries or industrial manufacturing facilities and at soil remediation sites.

Factory-calibrated InfraCal TOG/TPH Analyser models are available for using hexane, S-316, or tetrachloroethylene (perchloroethylene) as the extracting solvent depending on the customer's application.

All InfraCal Analysers are portable (operable from a 12 volt dc power supply) and weigh less than 5lbs. Their compact, rugged design has nomoving parts requiring alignment or adjustment and pushbutton, user-friendly operation makes them easy to use with minimal training. The calibrated analysers can display concentrations directly in any desired format such as part per million (ppm) or milligram/kg. A wide range of  accessories, such as printer and carrying case increase the versatility and capabilities of theInfraCal TOG/TPH Analysers.

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