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GENERAL INFORMATION


WELLINGTON LABORATORIES INC. Since 1980, Wellington Laboratories Inc. (Wellington) has proven itself to be a reliable and trusted source of chemical reference standards. Most of these are used in environmental, toxicological and related research.


All of this is due to its people who bring a wealth of synthetic and analytical expertise to the company. Moreover, these people are all committed to Wellington’s policies of providing exemplary customer service and support and continual improvement in all aspects of the business.


Wellington’s keen attention to quality is reflected in its ISO 9001:2000 certification and ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation.


THIS CATALOGUE / NEW PRODUCTS


Wellington’s original inventory consisted solely of individual native chlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs), dibenzofurans (PCDFs) and biphenyls (PCBs).


selection of individual native and 13C-labelled PCDDs and PCDFs, as well as ready-to-use solutions for PCDD/PCDF analysis, such as:


Today we offer the most comprehensive


• EPA Method 1613B, • EPA Method 8280, • EPA Method 8290, • EPA Method 23, • •


European Method EN 1948, and,


DF-CVS-A10, -A5 and -B10 (multi-point calibration solutions and support solutions).


We also continue to offer an extensive collection of native and 13C-labelled PCBs as well as GC/MS calibration solutions, including those for EPA Method 1668B, Environment Canada Method 1/RM/31 and the multi-point calibration sets PCB-CVS-A10 and PCB-CVS-A5.


In 2007, calibration solutions and support solutions for European Method prCEN/TS 1948-4 were prepared, and are now offered.


We also now offer a more extensive PCB calibration set called PCB-CVS-H, along with its support solutions. These solutions were prepared to allow the analysis of a majority of the more prevalent congeners in the commercial mixes along with the more potentially toxic congeners.


In our 2006/2007 catalogue, we introduced two new sections; one for perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) and the other for brominated flame retardants and related compounds (BFRs).


As a result of client requests, or from our own reviews of the literature, many new individual native and mass-labelled compounds have been synthesized. In addition, some new solution/mixtures have been prepared. A majority of the individual compounds made were either PFCs or BFRs.


As previously mentioned, these were announced in the Wellington Reporter, which is posted on our website.


Also included in this catalogue are:


• New 13C-labelled PCDD congeners • New native and 13C-labelled PBDE congeners • New native BFRs • New native and mass labeled PFCs •


New solution/mixtures of native and mass-labelled PFCs Plus many other new and innovative products


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