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FAQHave a question thats not answered here? Tell Us. Questions will be answered by email and if pertinent also added to our FAQs below. Product Questions:Is there a way to order directly off of the site?As of right now the site only gives information about our products. The only way to place an order is via e-mail, telephone, fax, or postal mail. You may use our [ Order Form ] if you like ( requires Adobe Acrobat; This can be downloaded from www.adobe.com ).Are all of your products listed on the site?Most of our products are currently on the site, however we do make a large amount of custom liquids and other products. For these, e-mail our technical department with your queries.Are all of your liquids NIST traceable?Yes, all of our liquids are NIST traceable, however if you need a Letter of Certification stating this information you must order it along with your liquid. Letters of Certification are Cat # 88101 and cost 15.00 USD. The letter will describe the specifications of the liquid, its shelf life, and certify NIST traceability.Is there a shelf life for any Cargille Products?Yes. The following table provides the shelf life of the most commonly asked about products. For any other products please contact our technical staff.
I can't find any information on dispersion or temperature for your refractive index liquids.Due to the number of liquids we carry, we do not have all of the information for every liquid on the site. If you are interested in vicosity, density, temperature, or any other characteristic of our liquids please contact our technical dept.I'm trying to match the refractive index of a specific glass. What should I use?Any of our Standard Series Liquids can be used to match the refractive index of nearly all glasses and plastics. For larger quantities, or a more exact refractive index match to your material, you should use one of our custom blended Immersion or Laser Liquids. We regularly manufacture liquids to match the refractive index of BK7, SF10, BaK, Fused Silica, PMMA, Polycarbonate, Polystyrene, and other glasses and plastics. Because many of our liquids are custom blended, we can ( most likely ) match the refractive index of your material at any wavelength and temperature. Please contact our technical services department to help determine which liquid is the best for your application. Back to TopMiscellaneous:I'm having problems trying to save / print the MSDS file...All of the MSDS files on the site are in PDF format. You will need to have a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. This can be downloaded from www.adobe.com. Once installed you should be able to view the MSDSs. If you can't download the files once opened you can save a copy to your computer. Either click the save a copy button or press ctrl+shift+s. Back to TopAsk us any of your questions about our web site here |
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