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InstruQuest

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About InstruQuest

True density measurements at precise RH and temperature conditions (pressure from vacuum to 50 psi (345 kPa), temperature from sub ambient to 50C, and relative humidity 0-100%) RH analysis in the pressure and temperature range, sorption and kinetic data from multiple headspace extraction Designed especially for density measurements of fine powders and foams.

Headquarters Location

P.O. Box 970366,

Coconut Creek, Florida, 33097,

United States

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    InstruQuest's headquarters is located at P.O. Box 970366,, Coconut Creek.

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