Recently at CRS we have been working to apply our experience in manufacturing ultra-clean polymers to a variety of new applications. We find that it is possible to manufacture an ultra-low emission conductive silicone rubber tubing which retains the conductive, mechanical, and thermal properties of standard tubing – and virtually eliminates emissions.

The easiest and most obvious answer is to use a purifier with a built-in indicator: order a replacement when it starts turning color!

Whenever possible purifiers should be installed in a vertical position to prevent “channeling” of the gas stream, which can lead to premature contaminant breakthrough.

At CRS we normally examine ‘emissions and extractables’ with a couple of different GC methods. Read about our process...

This benefits our customers by saving money on cartridges and also helps save the planet by keeping heavy metal cartridges from entering our landfills.

Many gas purifiers include internal indicators, usually for oxygen or water. They change color as they react with the contaminant, which signals depletion of the main adsorbent bed in the purifier.

In 1991, Glenn Thomas was out of work and looking for a company to buy. Read more about the history behind CRS...

We know that our customers pay for quality products and they expect them to arrive in quality condition. How do we make sure that happens? In other words, what do we do to protect the investment you have made with our company?

Having trouble finding your old Alltech® products? CRS has replacements for Alltech Purifiers and Grace Chromatography Accessories!

An easy way to combine the convenience and safety of a permeation-based hydrogen generator with the ultra-high-purity outlet needed for capillary GC is to place a dedicated point-of-use gas purifier downstream of the generator.