Archive For The “Test Products” Category
Think the seal around your refrigerator or freezer may have sprung a leak and has started to let all of that valuable cold air (that you pay for!) out? If so, then definitely take a look at the following items:The GS-400 Ultrasonic Leak Detector Transmitter & GS-5800 Ultrasonic Leak Detector. Simply place the transmitter (which [...]
Every once in a while we reach out to web sites like National Safety Products and ask important questions like, “So… What kind of useful test products do you suggest people consider investing in at this time?” Below you will find the response we got the last time asked the question. Trace smoke emitters for [...]
OK, so we got a weird question the other day by email… from a guy who wanted to know where he could get his hands on an infrared thermometer that he could use to tune the motor on his radio controlled car. Turns out the guy’s question had a lot of validity. Apparently when racing [...]
A commonly occurring problem with well water… the smell of rotten eggs in the water. Not a pleasant smell at all and in some cases the smell can nearly knock a person over when the concentration gets too high. What causes that rotten egg smell in water? Usually it comes from the presence of dissolved [...]
Thinking about starting a smoke detector testing campaign in your city? Need to outfit an entire city worth of fire inspectors with canned smoke? Whatever the reason(s) for needing a whole lot of canned smoke in convenient 0.5 ounce containers, we think we can help. We found a company with the ability to sell canned [...]
In all honesty, we had no idea refractometers had so many uses in so many different industries: Automotive industry uses refractometers to analyze antifreeze and transmission fluids Wine growers use refractometers to measure the amount of sugar in their product at various times Environmentalists an use refractometers to measure the salinity (saltiness) of water. … [...]
Back in the old days a technician would break out some soapy water and coat areas of an air or gas line he/ suspected of leaking and wait to see if any bubbles formed. We imagine that after a few accidental electrocutions, because water and high voltage equipment typically do not mix, someone came up [...]
Any good gardener knows that plants will NOT grow at the right pace or the correct way without the proper balance of light around them, moisture in their soil, and the correct pH balance in their soil. While some folks naturally have a ‘green thumb’ and can get all three of those factors perfectly balanced [...]
Ever have a problem w/ moisture ruining a loaf of bread prematurely? Or how about a colony of mold and/or mildew showing up on material that did not dry properly before getting folded up and put away? Those problems do not COMPARE to the problems farmers go through if they do not keep accurate tabs [...]