Chemcatcher

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Chemcatcher is a passive sampling device for monitoring a variety of pollutants (including trace metals, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, pesticides and pharmaceutical residues) in water.^[1] It is a reusable three component, water-tight PTFE body. Two different designs are available to accommodate different types of commercially available 47 mm diameter receiving phase disks.