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OfficersMike BolgarCEOAmy HarveyPresidentSusan MeronekGeneral ManagerMatt BolgarVPJack HubballTechnical DirectorTechnical ServiceCustomer ServiceEric D.Manager, New ProductDevelopmentBob U.Organic TechnicalQuotation SpecialistSheila M.Organic TechnicalQuotation SpecialistCarol W.Office ManagerSusan C.Customer Service Rep.Viola P.Customer Service Rep.Accounts ReceivableJohanna G.Organic TechnicalQuotation SpecialistLee M.Organic TechnicalQuotation SpecialistPatty S.Customer Service Rep.Lisa Z.Customer Service Rep.Lisette P.Customer Service Rep.Tom A.InorganicProduct ManagerDanielle L.Inorganic TechnicalQuotation Specialistii
About UsFounded in 1986, AccuStandard has grown from two to the current team of 65 people. The company started in a small businessincubator co-sponsored by Yale University, The City of New Haven and the State of Connecticut at the former site of OlinChemical Company in New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Outgrowing that facility, AccuStandard moved across town in 1998 into afully modernized facility of 37,000 square feet of laboratories, office and storage space. AccuStandard is now one of the leadingcompanies in the field of Chemical Reference Standards.AccuStandard ships products to over 108 countries and maintains a distributor network in 65 of those countries. Since its beginning,the product line has grown to include over 11,000 Reference Standard products and twice that number of special formulationswhich have been developed for specific customer needs. Standards include those for analysis of the most important EPA Methods,Pesticide Residue Screening, Flame Retardants, Biofuels, Plastic Additives, Dyes, Explosives, UOP and ASTM Methods and upgradedproducts for PIANO and Physical Property analyses.The company is renowned for its recognition and speedy introduction of Standards to the market place. The company’s unparalleledSynthesis Department gives us the opportunity to synthesize important and unique products and product lines. Featured, also in itshistory of firsts, are all of the 209 congeners of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), 205 out of the 209 congeners of Polybrominateddiphenyl ethers (PBDEs) as well as many halogenated dioxins and dibenzofurans, PAHs and pesticides.Among the more recent introductions are the hydroxy and methoxy PBDE congeners as well as mixed bromo/chloro hydroxy andmethoxy diphenyl ethers, fluorinated PBDE congeners (used as internal standards), organophosphate flame retardants, biofuels,plastic additives (AccuStandard authored a CRC Press Handbook), EPA Method 535 pesticide derivatives and previously unavailableexplosives.AccuStandard’s quality system is accredited to ISO Guide 34, ISO/IEC 17025 and certified to ISO 9001.AccuStandard owes its success in large part to the excellence, loyalty and dedication of its staff. We look forward to serving ourcustomers for many years to come.AccuStandard, At Your ServiceSynthesisOrganic and Inorganic ProductionAssembly / ShippingOrganic and Inorganic Quality ControlTel. 800-442-5290 / 203-786-5290 • Fax 203-786-5287 • AccuStandard.comiii
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Industrial Flame RetardantsBromine
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