The PrepMate MS1830-FGFG MultiStation is an innovative 30" Prep Station that offers a compact and efficient solution for your kitchen tasks. Its unique multi-level work surface is designed to optimize work flow and increase productivity in a minimal foot print.
Brand: PrepMate
Part Number: MS1830-FGFG
Features:
- Patent pending design for multi-level work surfaces enabling faster and more efficient task execution.
- Accommodates 5 adjustable work surface heights from 35.125" to 39.125", catering to varying employee heights and tasks.
- Includes durable Solid Galvanized top and bottom shelves, supported by robust Chrome posts.
- Capable of bearing up to 800 pounds of load, ensuring reliability and sturdiness.
Technical Specifications:
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Dimensions: 32" (L) x 19.4" (W) x 35.125" - 39.125" (H)
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Material: Top shelf and bottom shelf are made of Galvanized Steel. Multi-Rail is crafted from Type 304 Stainless Steel with Glass Filled Nylon End Caps, while posts feature a Chrome Plated Steel construction.
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Number of Shelves: 2
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Load Capacity: 800 pounds
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Product Color: Silver
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Country of Origin: United States
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Approximate Packaged Weight: 56.2 pounds
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Cube: 3.55
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Freight Class: 70
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Warranty: 1-year limited warranty from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and maintenance.
- Selective to nitro functional groups
- Also responds to chlorinated phenols
- Detects down to 1 ppb
- Convenient bead design
- Can be operated gas-less
The Thermionic Ionization Detector is similar in design to the FID and NPD. The electrically heated thermionic bead (TID bead) is positioned so that the column effluent contacts the hot bead surface. Analyte molecules containing NO2 (nitro) functional groups such as TNT (trinitrotoluene) undergo a catalytic surface chemistry reaction. The resulting ions are attracted to a collector electrode, amplified then output to the data system.
The TID is extremely selective, having little or no response to most aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons. This detector also responds to chlorinated phenols, such as pentachlorophenol (PCP), at slightly less sensitivity.
This chromatogram shows the separation of a 10ppm explosives sample.
For optimum sensitivity, the TID requires air for operation. If air is used as the carrier gas, no other detector gases are required. An air makeup gas is provided so that nitrogen or another gas can be used as a carrier. The TID can also be operated in a nitrogen only environment with similar but not identical response characteristics.
The TID is featured on our explosives GC, which was tested by the EPA's Environmental Technologies Verification (ETV) program for measuring explosives in soil.
Download the ETV report and verification statement
Also, download "On-Site Characterization of Explosive Residues in Soils and on Range Scrap Using GC-TID Analysis" by Alan Hewitt of the US Army Corps of Engineers here.
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