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Airgas Unveils New Compact Manifolds and Regulators at PITTCON 2012
, The largest U.S. distributor of specialty gases and equipment, today introduced two new lines of compact manifolds and a line of small-profile specialty gas regulators at the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy (PITTCON) in Orlando, FL. The Airgas Miniature-Component Manifolds, Analytical Series Point-of-Use Manifolds and the Two-Stage Brass Small-Profile Regulator are designed for use with high-purity gases and gas chromatography.
"We've had requests from customers for smaller manifolds and regulators used in analytical laboratories," said Frank Kandl, product manager -- specialty gas equipment. "Customers are looking for the same analytical performance using high-purity gases, but in a more compact space and our new manifolds and regulators fill that need. The smaller size makes this particular line of equipment more versatile and easier to incorporate into laboratory designs and laboratory furniture."
Companies involved in the natural gas well blowout in eastern Wyoming on April 24 won't face fines, even if it's proven their workers were solely responsible for losing control of the well, Wyoming's top oil and gas regulator says.