Lead and Copper Rule Solutions

  1. Piping Up About Chemical Resistance 6/16/2016

    The lead contamination crisis in Flint, MI, brought more attention to the country’s piping systems than we’ve seen in a long time. Average Americans were questioning what exactly constitutes the water infrastructure below them and what that might mean for the water they enjoy in their homes.

  2. 10 Tips For Accurate Disinfection 4/10/2015

    Disinfection can rightly be called the “ultimate” stage of drinking water treatment — typically occurring at the end of the process, and acting as a final step before water is sent out of the plant, through the pipes, and into the world. It may come last, but it’s certainly not least.

  3. A Beginner's Guide To On-Site Sodium Hypochlorite Generation 8/21/2014

    Why buy, transport, and store chlorine when you can make your own? Here are nine questions to consider before adopting the practice.

  4. Reduction Of Lead In Drinking Water Act 11/29/2012

    On January 4, 2011, the Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act was signed into federal law. It will go into effect January 4, 2014.

  5. Manual: LEADQuick™ Lead Test 3/20/2008
    LEADQuick™ Lead Test for water quality testing detects from 0 to 600µg/L or ppb levels of lead as Pb2+. The most accurate test range will be 0 to 60µg/L. The test resolution is 1ppb, the minimum detection level is 3ppb, and the accuracy is +/ -3ppb or +/ -10% (whichever is higher), when used with a Hach LeadTrak™ Pocket Colorimeter™ II
  6. LEADQuick™ Lead Test 3/20/2008
    LEADQuick™ Lead Test for water quality testing detects from 0 to 600µg/L or ppb levels of lead as Pb2+. The most accurate test range will be 0 to 60µg/L. The test resolution is 1ppb, the minimum detection level is 3ppb, and the accuracy is +/ -3ppb or +/ -10% (whichever is higher), when used with a Hach LeadTrak™ Pocket Colorimeter™ II
  7. Arsenic Removal General Mineral Analysis And Design Data Bulletin 3/5/2007
    Arsenic (As) is a non-metallic element found in group Va of the periodic chart. The physical appearance of arsenic is similar to a metal, and it is referred to as a metalloid to distinguish it from a true non-metallic element
  8. Spec Sheet: Absolute Encoder Register For 5/8" To 2" Waterworks And Low-lead Bronze C700 Meters 9/6/2004
    The AMCO absolute encoder interfaces to electronic and Automatic Meter Reading systems to reduce meter reading and customer service costs.
  9. Series 7000 Scale/Corrosion & Lead Protection 1/8/2001
    The problems associated with minerals, such as iron and manganese in water, can include staining, restrictive flow and corrosion of the metal piping
  10. Lead Sampling Preparation Wipes 6/24/1999
    Designed to ease sample preparation and analysis of surface lead or surface dust, the Ghost Wipe is a sturdy wiping material