Webinar: NSF/ANSI CAN 60 Overview
August 15, 2017
Learn from chemicals experts at NSF about the history of NSF/ANSI 60, as well as the testing required and steps to certification.
Learn more about the background, history and certification process for NSF/ANSI 60: Drinking Water Treatment Chemicals – Health Effects.
Our technical experts discuss how and why the standard was developed, the types of testing required and the steps to achieve certification as well as answer some commonly asked questions.
This webinar was delivered and recorded in August 2017.
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