Tracy Dotson on sun 13 sep 98
Does anyone have a source for the high alum sampling tube used with the co2
analizer. I purchased 2 of them from Axner and both have broken after taking
samples from two fireings. At 20$ a pop, I think I need a better sourse.
Thanks for any help finding a new supply. Tracy
Brian Crocker on mon 14 sep 98
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Tracey I hope I'm not giving you a wrong track but have a look at,
http://www.cof.com.au
they may have what you require
Kind regards,
Brian Crocker.
4 Erica Street, Tea Tree Gully, S.A. 5091
AUSTRALIA.
=7B e.mail address =7D crocker=40picknowl.com.au
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=3E ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
=3E Does anyone have a source for the high alum sampling tube used with the =
co2
=3E analizer. I purchased 2 of them from Axner and both have broken after =
taking
=3E samples from two fireings. At 20=24 a pop, I think I need a better =
sourse.
=3E Thanks for any help finding a new supply. Tracy
Tracy Dotson on tue 15 sep 98
The first tube lasted for about 25 samples and the second for 4 samples being
very careful not to bang it around. It may have been the thermal shock
(checking around the 6... 1/2" holes to check each burner) but I woulld expect
a quality material to work under this kind of sampling. Heard of any place to
get better ones? I heard that some medical supply houses have them. Tracy
Kathi LeSueur on tue 15 sep 98
For a cheap supply of tubes for a CO2 analyzer try Superior Glass Blowing in
Ann Arbor, MI. Don't know the address offhand but the phone number is (734)
482-8744. Tell them you need a quartz tube and give the inside diameter. I'd
buy about ten or so.
When I first used the co2 analyzer I was breaking them frequently also. But
they were $70 a pop from Bacarach who makes an analyzer. They need to be
handled with extreme care.
I store mine right in the kiln when it is off. During firing I remove it part
way between samples, but leave it resting just in the kiln. I've found this is
the safest place for it (I"m a real klutz).
Kathi LeSueur
A2, Mi.
J. D. Walker on wed 16 sep 98
Tracy,
Try a local Heating and cooling company. I get my tubes for a Place in
Kansas City, KS at a cost of $12.00 ea.
jeff walker
where its time to turn the kiln up again.
jdpotter@iland.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Tracy Dotson
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Sunday, September 13, 1998 7:12 PM
Subject: Sample alum tube for Co2 Analizer
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Does anyone have a source for the high alum sampling tube used with the co2
>analizer. I purchased 2 of them from Axner and both have broken after
taking
>samples from two fireings. At 20$ a pop, I think I need a better sourse.
>Thanks for any help finding a new supply. Tracy
>
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