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USEPA Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Fine Particle Pollution
Met One Instruments, Inc. Issued US-EPA PM-Coarse Designation on BAM-1020 Monitors
Met One Instruments BAM-1020 Beta Attenuation Mass Monitor US-EPA PM2.5 Federal Equivalent Method Field Test Results.
BAM 1020 PM-Coarse Measurement System
The first PM2.5 Continuous monitor with USEPA Equivalency certification. The BAM 1020 FEM 2.5
Met One Instruments, Inc. Announces Nationwide Trade-In Program for Older Style BAM-1020, Other Monitors, for the BAM-1020 PM2.5 FEM
(EQPM-0308-170)
Met One Instruments, Inc. made history with the BAM-1020 when the US-EPA and the U.S. Federal Government announced that the BAM-1020 had become the first continuous particulate monitor to earn US-EPA designation as a Class III PM2.5 equivalent method in March, 2008.
Met One Instruments, Inc. is pleased to announce a special program for existing users of older BAM-1020 monitors or other continuous PM monitors to trade these units for the BAM-1020 PM2.5 FEM.
This program provides customers with an economical way of replacing equipment, which in many cases is more than twelve years old, with the BAM-1020 PM2.5 FEM. The BAM-1020 PM2.5 FEM is the only continuous particulate monitor, which the US-EPA allows to be used as a replacement for labor-intensive, manual PM2.5 FRM samplers.
For further information on how we can help with your trade-in, please contact:
Dr. David Gobeli – dgobeli@metone.com
Jo Ann Pottberg – joann@metone.com
BAM-1020 On Display at the BAQ 2008 Workshop in Bangkok, Thailand, 12-14 November 2008
The highly popular BAM-1020 continuous particulate monitor was a center of attention at The Better Air Quality 2008 (BAQ 2008) workshop in Thailand. Shown as part of our local distributor's (Sithiphorn) exhibit booth, the BAM-1020 is the only U.S. EPA PM-2.5 Federal Equivalent Method continuous monitor.

For those who own or are thinking of purchasing the E-BAM, E-Sampler, please read the latest report from the US Forest Service.
SASS & S/SASS Speciation Monitors
Met One Instruments SASS and S/SASS Speciation Samplers are the preferred method of sampling mass and trace metals, organic and elemental carbon, sulfate, nitrate and other ions and elements using PM2.5 Sharp Cut Cyclone inlets in the USA. The SASS and Super SASS are the predominant samplers in the USA-EPA STN network. Manufactured to meet or exceed United States Environmental Protection Agency requirements, this intrument is portable and easily set-up with no tools. Please contact sales@metone.com for more information.
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) Study with the Met One Instruments' BAM 1020
The California Air Resources Board has released a comprehensive study where the performance of the Met One Instruments BAM-1020 configured to monitor PM2.5 is monitored at 18 sites throughout the state over a period of 1 year in the state's multiple climatic regions. All BAM-1020 monitors were equipped with the smart heater. The results of this study unequivocally demonstrate the superior performance of the BAM-1020, previously shown in the US-EPA ETV program. The California Air Resources Board and associated air quality management districts currently deploy the BAM-1020 at more than 140 sites thoughout the state.
For further information or questions, please contact Dr. David Gobeli at dgobeli@metone.com or sales@metone.com.
US Climatological Data Network approves Met One sensors
Met One Instruments Inc.
Shanghai Office
B319 No. 700 Huang Pi Road (s.)
Shanghai China (200025)
Phone (86-21) 6386 7696.
Nicole Gao
Nicole.gao@gmail.com
joann@metone.com
Met One Instruments BAM -1020 Beta Gauge Verified in ETV Fine Particulate Mass Test
Met One Acquires Climet Meteorological Instruments
Met One Overcomes Environmental Challenges with Owens Lake Monitoring Network
Met One Instruments Supplies US-EPA with Pollution Samplers
Met One Instruments Receives Large Purchase Order from California Air Resources Board
World Health Organization Report on CEN PM 2.5 Test.
(Reference A3 represents the BAM 1020 manufactured by Met One Instruments.)

