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News Release from: John Morris Scientific | Subject: Setaflash 3
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 30 April 2003
Find a flash point fast
Latest generation of flash point tester gives a precise and repeatable 'flash/no flash' result on a digital display in less than two minutes
John Morris Scientific presents the Setaflash series 3 - the latest generation of flash point tester The Setaflash 3 has been specifically designed for rapid testing and spot checks for most user applications
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 31 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Checking flash point is important during inspection and analysis of many products.
For example, in the classification of potentially hazardous substances where storage, transport and disposal charges are based on flammability, and where incorrect classification can lead to significant added costs.
The Setaflash 3 test method is internationally specified and approved by leading regulatory authorities, such as UN Class 3 non-viscous flammable liquids.
This new instrument is compact and portable - ideal for laboratory, production line or field environments.
It incorporates automatic flash detection and easy-to-operate controls - designed to minimise required operator skills and guarantee reliable results.
A precise and repeatable 'flash/no flash' result is shown on a digital display in less than two minutes reducing waiting periods and allowing sample evaluation in the shortest time possible.
The small sample volume required for testing minimises the risks associated with potentially harmful fumes, whilst at the same time reducing problems of disposal.
The user friendly Setaflash series 3 has autoflash detection and a temperature range of ambient to 300C.
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