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14 December 2021

• November News 2021

  During November, UK sales were made to a number of UK water utilities for both waste water and potable water quality monitoring applications.

08 December 2021

• New process gas chromatograph for complete trace impurities analysis

  The newly launched LDetek MultiDetek3 compact gas chromatograph is a modular process GC instrument that combines the functionality of two GCs in one, giving users a substantial cost saving. It allows users to simultaneously monitor for several different trace gases as well as trace moisture and oxygen.

02 December 2021

• What equipment do you need for reliable humidity calibrations?

  Making the first step to setting up an in-house humidity calibration facility can be daunting at first, but need not be over complicated, especially with expert advice.

08 November 2021

• Products by Sector

  We offer a wide range of temperature products suitable for specific industry sectors.

04 November 2021

• October News 2021

  During October, UK sales were made to Wessex Water providing final effluent turbidity monitoring and to SE Water who purchased several MTOL+ turbidity instruments for a potable water treatment process.

02 November 2021

• Monitoring System: Machine to Machine (M2M) Integration

  Data integration is one of the primary requirements for many of our monitoring system customers.

21 October 2021

• What type of products are made with rotational moulding?

  What is rotational moulding used for?

18 October 2021

• September News 2021

  New UK sales opportunities where predominantly within the municipal sector during September. Wessex Water, Severn Trent Water and Northumbrian Water procured new water quality measurement instruments for potable and waste water quality measurement.

• Using the Multisizer 4e for Outlier Detection

  Outliers are a common problem in many industrial applications.

15 September 2021

• Bioanalytical Protein-Protein Detection with the P4SPR

  Approximately one in five women diagnosed with breast cancer worldwide will have HER2-positive breast cancer, a particularly aggressive form of the disease.