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Real time asbestos detection
23 January 2013
Supplied by manufacturer of electronic asbestos counters, SMH Products, the advanced Harley Scientific Fibrecheck provides improved detection and measurement of hazardous airborne fibre particles. It can be used to quic
Supplied by manufacturer of
electronic asbestos counters, SMH
Products, the advanced Harley
Scientific Fibrecheck provides
improved detection and measurement
of hazardous airborne fibre
particles. It can be used to quickly
and accurately assess the ambient
air-borne levels of fibrous hazards, in
particular asbestos and other man
made mineral fibres, during the
strip-out and refurbishment of
buildings and industrial
complexes.
This enables real time measurement of the airborne asbestos fibres, rather than sending an air sample away for testing, which can take up to three days before the results are known.
The instrument draws air in at two litres per minute and a cyclone filter removes excessively large particles. Sampled air is then passed into the optics module where precision laser technology is used to detect and measure the size of any respiratory airborne particles or fibres.
This enables real time measurement of the airborne asbestos fibres, rather than sending an air sample away for testing, which can take up to three days before the results are known.
The instrument draws air in at two litres per minute and a cyclone filter removes excessively large particles. Sampled air is then passed into the optics module where precision laser technology is used to detect and measure the size of any respiratory airborne particles or fibres.
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