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New trace chemical analyser

Published:  21 November, 2014

Quantitech_Frog-4000.jpgQUANTITECH (Milton Keynes) has announced the launch of the FROG-4000, a rugged, portable instrument capable of analysing trace levels of individual volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in air, soil and water.

“With this technology, operators will be able to conduct fast on-site analysis in a range of environmental, health and safety applications,” says Quantitech’s Dr Andrew Hobson. “The ability to analyse VOCs quickly, on-site, is a major benefit; partly, because samples containing volatiles are notoriously difficult to transport, but also because many applications require instant data. For example, land remediation companies need to know which soil is contaminated so that they can either store or treat it, and they need to know if treatment was successful.”

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