Individually Certified Summa Cans

Individually Certified Summa Canisters

We’ve seen an increasing request for “individually certified summa canisters” for conducting TO-15 analyses. This certification requires the lab to perform an actual TO-15 analysis on each canister after cleaning which is beyond the typical evacuation, cleaning and batch certification that YORK performs.

The extra step does require additional prep-time when fulfilling a client order for summa air canisters, and must be requested with advanced notice. This certification is clearly cited in the analyses report.

In the case that you are working with the NYC School Construction Authority, it is helpful for you to know that YORK is one of the few audited and approved laboratories by the NYC SCA for TO-15 and has the resources to hand-deliver summa cans to job sites in the NYC area.

Clients should use YORK’s “Air-specific” Chain of Custody when ordering TO-15 work. Click here to access the easy to use, downloadable copy.

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