Any refinery control lab, R&D lab, or gas sensor development lab that requires accurate calibration gas standards would benefit from using KIN-TEK Trace SourceTM Permeation Tube technology combined with a KIN-TEK Gas Standard Generator. Permeation Tubes provide accurate sub-ppm to pptr gas concentrations for calibrating GC, GC-MS, or other devices. Learn how KIN-TEK Products are superior to using gas cylinders for Gas Calibration. FlexStream™ Automated Gas Standard Generator System 491Flex™ Manual Gas Standard Generator System EcoFlex™ Permeation System Span Pac™ I Industrial Gas Generators Span Pac™ H2O Trace Moisture Gas Standard Generator CO395Flex™ Certification Oven Trace Source™ Permeation Tubes Trace Source™ Disposable Permeation Tubes Trace Source™ Refillable Permeation Tubes KIN-TEK Custom Solutions and Special Products for Gas Standard Generation     … [Read more...]

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KIN-TEK provides several great options when upgrading from the 491M to a new Gas Standard Generator!*   KIN-TEK has been offering discounts toward a trade-up to a newer model standard generator with verification of ownership of older models. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause but are willing to work with you through this transition. For more information see below or click to request a quote for Trade-Up.   The 491Flex™ product line is the direct replacement of the 491M Gas Standard Generator. The KIN-TEK Analytical 491Flex™ System is a manually operated, expandable, full capability permeation tube system for generating precision calibration gas mixtures. The FlexStream System™ is an integrated, ready-to-use turnkey system with automated operation providing direct readout of concentration in units of ppm, ppb, or pptr. This system provides an upgrade to advanced capabilities for 491M users. The 491Flex™ and FlexStream™ uses KIN-TEK Trace Source™ disposable, refillable and diffusion permeation tubes for over 550 Supported Chemicals. *Starting June 1st, 2021 KIN-TEK will no longer be able to support the older 491M (or other models) for services. Prepare now before it is too late! Click For More ... 491Flex™ Click For More ... FlexStream System™ Click For More ... Trace Source™ Permeation Tubes … [Read more...]

It may seem like your 491M will last forever, but it is time to UPGRADE your system to a new Gas Standard Generator. KIN-TEK is dedicated to quality products that provide performance and maintainability that stands the test of time. However, the time has arrived for KIN-TEK to stop supporting the 491M Series product line. Beginning June 1, 2021, KIN-TEK Analytical, Inc. will no longer be able to support the older 491M Series. KIN-TEK has been offering discounts toward a trade-up to a newer model standard generator with verification of ownership of older models. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause but are willing to work with you through this transition. For more information see below or click to request a quote for Trade-Up. Let's take a walk through the years... 1991: The 491M Gas Standard Generator was introduced by KIN-TEK Laboratories, Inc. The 491M was a manually operated permeation system that created trace calibration gas from permeation tubes for calibrating gas analytical equipment. It took permeation tube technology through the 1990s and into the new millennium with almost 25 years of sales and operation. Its versatility and expandability to use different modules to create a custom calibration gas mixture made the 491M unique and robust. 2009: Industry updated components and technology changes created a challenge for sustainability for the 491M Product line. KIN-TEK responded by developing new products that continued the reign of flexibility and expandability that the 491M offered. In 2009, KIN-TEK developed the first release of its "Flex" product line. The rise of the automated FlexStream™ Gas Standard Generator picked up where the 491M left off and soon many parts became expensive to replace in the manually operated 491M. 2015: The last 491M system was shipped in 2015 and shortly after a decision was made to discontinue the instrument product line due to limited parts, increased repair costs, and the … [Read more...]