Reply to "OSA-3 Analyzer"

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I would also like some feedback to the OSA units. With respect to im2krz4u, is there anyone else who actually uses these units and has information?

We currently use an OSA analyzer (OES + FTIR + Particle counter + Viscosimeter) at our mine site and are analyzing approximately 1000 samples per year from mobile and stationary equipment. We are fairly happy with it.

We have sent samples to another lab (used by the big yellow machine company) for comparison and have found that they are quite close to the results that we get on site.

I do not have much experience with other labs, so information from other users would be appreciated.

If anyone is interested, our supply costs are approximately CDN$5-6 per sample.

1/25/125:49 AM

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