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New Star Environmental is a supplier of environmental monitoring and laboratory instruments, focused on aerosol particle measurement and air sampling applications. The company describes nearly 60 years of combined experience in environmental monitoring and related markets. Its catalog spans gas leak detectors, vacuum pumps, flow calibrators, air sampling accessories, and general labware, so it suits buyers assembling or maintaining an air quality or particle measurement setup rather than shoppers looking for consumer-grade devices. Product pages list prices in U.S. dollars and include an "Add to cart" option, indicating direct online ordering for at least the featured items.
Product categories on the site
The homepage highlights four areas of activity:
- Environmental monitoring instrumentation — described as "reliable environmental monitoring instrumentation," covering monitoring, particle counters, lab equipment, and air sampling.
- Gas leak detection — the Gascheck G Handheld Leak Detector is featured as a gas leak detector for "rapid accurate gas leak measurement."
- Laboratory products — labware marketed for "high-level precision and accuracy," including filter storage and shipping dishes.
- Air sampling support equipment — pumps and calibrators used to draw and verify air samples.
Example products and the specs shown
The featured products give a concrete picture of the range and the level of detail available before purchase:
| Product | What it is | Specs and terms shown | Listed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air Sampling Filter Storage & Shipping Dish (PetriSlides) | Container for filter storage and transport in ambient and emission air quality field and lab work | Made from cl[ear material — description truncated on page] | $112.00 (original price shown as $108.00) |
| Rocker 300 Vacuum Pump | Oil-free piston vacuum pump for air sampling | 23 lpm flow, AC100–120V, 50/60Hz, 2-year warranty, no lubricant required | $293.00 |
| mini-BUCK Calibrator M-5 | Primary flow calibrator for day-to-day flow verification and calibration of personal and environmental samplers | Described as an industry standard for flow verification | $982.00 |
| Rocker 440 Oil-Free Air Supply System | Oil-free air supply | AC220V, 50Hz, EU plug | $624.00 |
Two practical points emerge from this table. First, the pumps are oil-free piston designs, which matters if you want to avoid lubricant maintenance and contamination in sampling lines. Second, power configuration differs by model — the Rocker 300 is 100–120V while the Rocker 440 is 220V with an EU plug — so confirm voltage and plug type against your site before ordering.
How to compare instruments for your measurement need
Match the instrument to the job rather than to the category label:
- Define the measurement. If you need to find leaks, the Gascheck G handheld detector is the relevant category. If you need to collect particulate or air samples, you need a pump plus filter media. If you need to prove your sampler is drawing the right flow, you need a calibrator.
- Check flow and power against your setup. The Rocker 300's 23 lpm rating and 100–120V input should be compared with your sampler's required flow rate and your facility's power. The Rocker 440's 220V/EU configuration suits European-style power.
- Confirm consumables and accessories. Filter storage dishes like the PetriSlides item support field and lab handling of collected filters; budget for these alongside the pump.
- Verify warranty and maintenance terms. The Rocker 300 listing states a 2-year warranty and maintenance-free operation; check whether comparable terms apply to other models you shortlist.
- Request details before buying. The site provides a phone contact, (770) 998-0296, and a "Get in Touch" option, which is the route for questions on specs not shown on product pages, such as calibration intervals or compatibility with specific samplers.
What to keep in mind
The published material covers product categories, selected specs, and listed prices, but not every detail — for example, the filter dish description is cut off, and calibration service terms are not stated. Treat the listed prices as the current published figures and confirm shipping, tax, and availability directly with the company. If your work requires a documented calibration chain or specific regulatory compliance, ask about that explicitly rather than assuming it from the product descriptions.