JMC Soil Samplers
1992 Hunter Avenue, Newton, 50208, Iowa, United States
Phone: 641-792-8285
Fax: 641-792-1361
Email: jmcsoil@jmcsoil.com

URL: http://www.jmcsoil.com/PN473-JMC-Environmental-Fate-Deluxe-Sampling-System-p-16399.html

PN473 JMC Environmental Fate Deluxe Sampling System

Description

The JMC Environmental Fate Sampler takes a 6 inch diameter by 2 inch deep sample. Compatible with the JMC Environmentalist Sub-Soil Probe or any hydraulic soil probe, the JMC Environmental Fate Sampler maximizes recovery of surface applied chemicals on day zero and greatly reduces surface contamination risk to subsequent samples.

Here's how the JMC Environmental Fate Sampler works:

Step One: Slide the sampler inside the casing. (Here you can see the cross blades inside the sampler.)
Step Two: Cover Sampler and Casing with the drive cap. Then position sampler assembly on the ground.
Step Three: Use the JMC Environmentalist's Sub-Soil Probe or hydraulic probe to push the sampler into the ground. (This picture shows a hydraulic sampler in use.)
Step Four: Remove the Drive Cap. Rotate the Sampler inside the Casing about 90 degrees to shear off the sample.	Step Five: Remove the Sampler (and sample) from the Casing with an JMC Auger Extension and Handgrip.
Step Six: Invert the sampler over the bag holder. Fill the bag by pushing the sample out of the sampler.

Typically, the casing remains in the ground after the surface sample (and sampler) have been removed. Deeper samples may be extracted from inside the casing with other sampling devices (like our JMC Environmentalist's Sub-Soil Probe). The raised collar around the casing's perimeter protects the excavation from any surface debris dislodged by wayward feet or wind. When ready to remove the casing from the ground, simply attach the included JMC Quick Connect Auger Extension and Handgrip and pull.

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