ECT Manufacturing Inc.

Quick question for our environmental consulting friends: when a v***r intrusion sample comes back questionable, where's the first place you look? Canister? Pump? Field technique?

Turns out, it's often none of those. Sub-standard tubing is a sneaky culprit behind cross-contamination and sorption issues — and it's costing consultants clean data and expensive return trips.

As field season ramps up from Tennessee's chemical corridors to Gulf Coast brownfields, more consultants are switching to micro-diameter FEP Teflon Tubing (.187" ID x .25" OD) for its stability, chemical resistance, and tight-radius performance.

Would you rather deal with a contaminated sample or a broken pump mid-sampling event? Tell us below!

Get the full breakdown on our blog: https://bit.ly/4eREuJ4

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FEP Teflon Tubing for Sub-Slab V***r Intrusion Sampling Learn why .187" FEP Tubing is the field standard for sub-slab v***r intrusion sampling—minimizing purge times and protecting VOC sample integrity.