UNSPSC 41113328: Mercury analyzer

An analyzer that measures the ingredient of mercury included in tap water, sea water, flood, urine, heavy oil, soil, food, exhaust gas or atmosphere.

UNSPSC 41113328 Mercury analyzer (Commodity) covers specialized laboratory instruments used by state and local environmental, public health, and water quality agencies to measure mercury content in samples — a function that supports regulatory compliance, facility monitoring, and environmental remediation work. State and local governments procure mercury analyzers principally to test drinking water, wastewater, soil, and air samples in support of Safe Drinking Water Act compliance, Superfund site assessment, and occupational health monitoring. The instruments range from portable field units to benchtop laboratory systems with varying throughput and detection limits, and are typically purchased by state departments of environmental quality, county health departments, municipal water utilities, and special-purpose environmental districts.

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