

About Tri Air Testing
TRI Air Testing, an AIHA-LAP, LLC accredited laboratory, provides worldwide compressed air and pure gas testing as well as other compressed pure gas testing for fire service, SCUBA, OSHA, medical, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotech, food/beverage, industrial companies and the Government/Military.
TRI Air Testing proudly pioneered the science of compressed air and pure gas testing. TRI’s patented air/gas sampling equipment was designed in 1975 for the U.S. Navy Divers. Since then, TRI Air Testing continues to sponsor the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard D.C.A.T. program as well as other branches of the United States military.
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