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Sensor Contamination and Preventative Maintenance

Introduction One of the most common causes for a particle counter not performing to specifications is sensor contamination or, otherwise, not having an adequate PM (Preventative Maintenance) program. Calibration When Climet performs an interval calibration, your technician conducts the following preventative maintenance activities: FCR (False Count Rate) Testing. FCR Testing is a compulsory test required […]

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Emissions Testing as part of Environmental Monitoring

Ensuring a controlled environment and quality consistency are important when we talk about environmental monitoring; this is especially true when it comes to emissions testing, a critical aspect that ensures the exhaust air from a monitoring apparatus does not compromise the integrity of the environment being sampled. We will be unravelling the significance of emissions

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Climet User Authenticator for CI-x5x Series Particle Counters

The FDA regulation 21 CFR Part 11 defines the requirements for electronic records to be considered reliable in a regulated industry. The majority of Climet users are in regulated industries which include pharmaceutical manufacturers, medical device manufacturers and biotech companies. In order for electronic records to be considered reliable, the company must implement controls to

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When to Use Sample Probes

(Written By Randy Grater, Service Manager Climet Instruments Company) It has been called the ‘horn’, the ‘megaphone’, the ‘funnel’, and even the ‘big sucky thing’. Occasionally it is called a sample probe. Officially, it is an isokinetic sample probe. Isokinetic means that in a laminar flow area, the air flows in and around the probe

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