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Optimize Your GC Lab with On-Site Hydrogen Generation
As laboratories and technologies change, it is important to examine how we supply the gases needed within the laboratory. This webcast will examine the role of both Hydrogen Lab Servers and benchtop Hydrogen Generators in optimizing your GC laboratory by saving time, money, space, downtime, headaches, and in rare cases injury. In addition, we will discuss how gas generators can avoid interruptions from lack of availability or delivery issues that can be associated with the use of bottled gases. This webcast will focus on how on-site Hydrogen Generators provide a steady stream of gas to your GC’s. We will review advantages of on-site hydrogen gas generation, including:
- Cost Savings with minimal changes in expenditure year-after-year
- Improve your GC lab’s efficiency by those handling clumsy gas cylinders (decrease in time wasted)
- Maximizing safety
- Decreased down time with a 24/7, on-demand, reliable supply of Hydrogen
- Peace of mind with consistent carrier-grade purity
- Back-up options
Key Learning Objectives
- Learn how hydrogen generators work
- Which applications are best suited for Hydrogen Gas Generators?
- Common challenges of gas cylinder delivery and how Hydrogen Generators are the premier technical solution
- Easy installation for both benchtop hydrogen solutions as well as Hydrogen Lab Servers for larger GC applications
Who Should Attend
- Petrochemical laboratory directors
- Laboratory managers
- Lead Chemists
- Gas purchasing agents
- Chromatography specialists
- Laboratory personnel for refineries
Attendees of the Live 1 Hour Webinar will receive a Professional Development Seminar Certificate of Completion issued by Proton OnSite.
Speaker
Scott Accetta
Regional Manager
Proton OnSite
Scott Accetta is a Regional Manager for Proton OnSite and has been specializing in on-site gas generation solutions for many years. He has extensive consultative experience in helping GC labs with hydrogen gas generation recommendations that are more cost-effective, efficient, convenient, and safer than traditional delivered gas methods. His expertise covers a broad range of industries including quality control, petrochemical, environmental, agricultural, academia, forensics, and more. Scott’s gas generation application knowledge ranges from GC to LCMS and various types of spectroscopy.
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