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05/26/2026

BCAS just updated compressed air guidelines for food manufacturers.

Stricter purity standards and higher expectations where safety and quality matter most.

See what the new 1:2:1 recommendation means for your operation:
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Those unfamiliar with the importance of compressed air quality are likely to assume that it’s “just air” – even when used in manufacturing settings. However, when this air comes in contact with critical products like food or pharmaceuticals without being properly tested, you run the risk of ...

05/21/2026

Environmental risks don’t wait — and neither should your testing strategy.

Across industries, organizations are expected to meet higher standards for environmental responsibility, safety, and compliance. That’s where Aircheck Lab’s accredited Environmental Monitoring Services make the difference.

From compressed air testing to environmental monitoring, our team delivers fast, accurate data you can rely on to make informed decisions and protect your operation.

✔️ ISO‑accredited laboratory
✔️ Reliable turnaround times
✔️ Actionable reporting for regulatory compliance
✔️ Support across industrial, municipal, and commercial environments

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05/14/2026

Regular compressed air testing is recommended to maintain supplied-air respirator quality that meets OSHA Respiratory Protection Standard 29 CFR 1920.134. Trace Analytics, LLC is an accredited laboratory with decades of experience in ensuring comprehensive analysis and compliance to CGA G-7.1 Grade D quality of breathing air supplied by respirators. Learn more here

Respiratory Protection has consistently been in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) annual top 10 most cited violations for at least the past decade. These violations could translate to adverse health effects, costly penalties, and time-consuming delays on day to day busines...

05/12/2026

Confused About Compressed Air & Gas Specifications?

Whether you’re working in manufacturing, food & beverage, healthcare, or any industry that relies on clean compressed air, understanding air and gas specifications is essential for safety, quality, and compliance.

From ISO 8573 to CGA standards, knowing what each requirement means helps you protect your equipment, your products, and your people.
That’s why Aircheck Lab created an easy‑to‑understand resource hub that explains the most common compressed air and gas standards — all in one place.

👉 Check it out here: https://na2.hubs.ly/H04XNm20

05/05/2026

Even the smallest contaminants in compressed air can compromise product quality, equipment performance, and safety. That’s why leading manufacturers trust Aircheck Lab for precise, accredited ISO 8573‑1 compressed air testing.

✔️ Detect moisture, oil, and particulates
✔️ Protect your production process
✔️ Maintain compliance and customer confidence

Ensure your compressed air meets the standards your operation depends on.

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ISO 8573 Compressed Air Testing Our AirCheck✓™ Team of Experts is only a few clicks away. Trace Analytics is your lab for compressed air testing per ISO 8573. Contact us via our website and our team will respond quickly to your needs.

04/30/2026

Confused by ISO 8573-1 Purity Classes?

Understanding compressed air quality doesn’t have to be complicated.
Our blog breaks down exactly how to designate ISO 8573-1:2010 purity classes — including what each class means for particles, water, and oil, and how to correctly format specifications like ISO 8573‑1:2010 [2:2:1].

🔧 Whether you're ensuring compliance, upgrading your air system, or just want cleaner, more reliable compressed air, this guide will help you make accurate, confident designations.

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The designation of ISO 8573-1 Purity Classes for compressed air includes the specification name and edition date, followed by the purity class number(s) in brackets. The designation is presented in the following order and separated by a colon: ISO 8573-1:2010 * where: P is the Purity Class for Parti...

04/23/2026

🚒 We’re live at FDIC 2026!
The Trace Analytics team is on-site and ready to talk compressed air testing.
👉 Stop by Booth 5702 and connect with our experts!

04/22/2026

🔥 FDIC 2026 is happening—and so are the conversations that matter.
Catch the Trace Analytics experts at Booth 5702 to dive into compressed air testing solutions.

04/21/2026

Is Your Breathing Air Truly Safe?

When it comes to the safety of your team, there’s no room for uncertainty. Ensure your breathing air meets the highest standards with Aircheck Lab’s comprehensive breathing air testing services.

From industrial facilities to emergency responders, we help you stay compliant, confident, and protected.

👉 Learn more and schedule your test: https://na2.hubs.ly/H04XM3B0

Compressed Breathing Air Testing Our AirCheck✓™ Team of Experts is only a few clicks away. For over 30 years, Trace Analytics has been the leader in the industry for compressed breathing air testing. Contact us via our website and our team will respond quickly to your needs.

02/03/2026

❄️ Cold weather is here—are you protecting your breathing air system from CO₂ contamination?

As temperatures drop, the risk of CO₂ contamination in compressed breathing air systems rises significantly. Many organizations don’t realize that seasonal changes can impact air quality—and potentially compromise worker safety and compliance.

To help teams prepare, AirCheck✓Lab breaks down:
✔️ Why CO₂ levels spike in colder months
✔️ How moisture, temperature, and compressor conditions contribute
✔️ Practical steps to prevent contamination
✔️ Testing strategies to stay compliant and protected

If your team relies on compressed breathing air, this is a must‑read.
Stay ahead of seasonal risks and keep your workforce safe:
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During winter, efforts to keep the cold out often lead to an unintended rise in carbon dioxide (CO2) levels indoors. Higher instances of CO2 contamination resulting in air test failures, as per NFPA 1989 standards, are more frequently recorded between November and February than at any other time of....

01/22/2026

Is your compressed air really as clean as you think?

Compressed air quality plays a huge role in product integrity, equipment lifespan, and safety—yet it’s often overlooked. Whether you’re in manufacturing, healthcare, food & beverage, or any industry that relies on clean air, understanding how (and why) to test it is essential.

🔍 Check out this helpful breakdown on what compressed air quality testing is and why it matters:
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When it comes to air quality testing, we see the same question: “How do I get started and where do I go?” Many professionals are eager to initiate the process but uncertain of the first steps. Trace Analytics recently hosted an educational webinar that dives into some of the most fundamental que...