Why is the adjustment and calibration of air sampling instruments necessary? Instruments that sample air must be flow adjusted, calibrated and routinely checked to ensure the accuracy of flow rate. The frequency of flow adjustment and/or calibration depends on the use, care and handling of the air sampling instruments and the regulations they are complying with. Determining exposure to various physical, chemical, radiological and biological substances is based on the accuracy of the total volume of air sampled and the sample duration.
Personal sampling pumps must be calibrated before and after each use and routinely checked during use. Flow calibrators are used to adjust and measure the flow rate. of air sampling instruments.
TSI offers the Model 4146 and Model 4046 Primary Calibrators. These portable, battery-operated units are lightweight and easy to use. Volumetric flow rate. is displayed continuously so adjustments to pump flow can be made in real-time. These primary calibrators are accurate to 2% of reading.
Features And Benefits
Provides continuous real-time volumetric flow rate readings, so pump adjustment and calibration is fast and easy
Battery powered, compact and lightweight
Field portable-use the same primary calibrator for adjustment, calibration and periodic flow checks
Comes with a NIST traceable calibration certificate
Kits come complete and are ready to use
Applications
Industrial hygiene sampling
Environmental sampling
Indoor air quality
Epidemiology health studies
Field services
Included Items
Calibrator
Battery pack including 6-AA size alkaline batteries
Tubing kit
Carry case
NIST traceable calibration certificate
User guide
Primary
Calibrators
4046
The Model 4046 primary calibrator has a range of 2.5 to 300 liters per minute (lpm).
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4146
The Model 4146 primary calibrator has a range of 0.01 to 20 liters per minute (lpm).
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