AMS Gas Vapor Probe Kits

AMS Gas Vapor Probe Kits are designed for investigating hydrocarbon spills, underground storage tank and pipe leaks, landfill contamination, or other environmental concerns.

Features

  • Utilize a slide hammer or an electric combination rotary hammer drill
  • GVP Dedicated Tips are strategically installed as permanent disposable sampling points
  • GVP Retract-A-Tips are inserted into the soil and then opened for sample extraction
Starting At $3,157.38
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Gas Vapor Probe (GVP) Kits utilize a slide hammer or an electric combination rotary hammer drill along with GVP extensions to insert our stainless steel GVP tips to the desired sampling point. Before driving GVP tips, please ensure that the Fluoropolymer tubing is properly connected to the barbed fitting for convenient sampling.

Choose from our selection of two GVP tips specifically designed for our GVP Kits – GVP Dedicated Tips and GVP Retract-A-Tips.

GVP Dedicated Tips are strategically installed as permanent disposable sampling points. They serve the purpose of investigating hydrocarbon spills, underground storage tank and pipe leaks, landfill contamination, and hazardous waste.

GVP Retract-A-Tips are inserted into the soil and then opened for sample extraction. Due to their design, equilibrium time is reduced from final installation to sampling. In addition to their innovative design, Retract-A-Tips offer the incredible advantage of being easily decontaminated and ready for reuse at the next sampling point. They can also be used for shallow groundwater sampling.

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AMS Gas Vapor Probe Kits
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Gas Vapor Probe Kit with Dedicated Tips
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Gas Vapor Probe Kit with Dedicated Tips & Retract-A-Tip
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Gas Vapor Probe Kit with Dedicated Tips, includes SDS-Max Combination Rotary Hammer Drill
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209.86
Gas Vapor Probe Kit with Dedicated Tips & Retract-A-Tip, includes SDS-Max Combination Rotary Hammer Drill
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