
ANN ARBOR, MI, Mar. 30, 2011 -- A new laboratory at NSF International's headquarters in Ann Arbor, MI, has been opened to conduct chlorine resistance testing on plastic piping.
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| NSF International's Chlorine Resistance Testing Laboratory. |
With the new facility, which is accredited by the International Accreditation Service (IAS), NSF International's engineers can work directly with companies to meet their needs for chlorine resistance testing, R&D projects and pre-production testing.
The automated features of the laboratory enable NSF International to provide fast turnaround times for manufacturers needing to meet regulatory testing requirements.
"By adding this state-of-the-art laboratory, NSF significantly expands its R&D services and offers companies the opportunity to work directly with NSF engineers on their chlorine resistance projects," said Bob Frayer, Director of NSF International's Engineering Laboratory.
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