Bacharach, Inc., a leading provider of HVAC-R gas instrumentation and combustion analysis solutions, has received voluntary compliance with AHRI Standard 1260 for the Insight® Plus and InTech® handheld combustion analysers.
Sparklike, developer and manufacturer of the world’s first non-destructive argon (Ar) analysers for insulating glass windows and doors, participated in this year’s Engineered Transparency, an international symposium, where Sparklike’s Sales Director, Mauri Saksala presented the paper: Independent...
Cambridge Sensotec’s flagship Rapidox 1100Z oxygen (O2) gas analyser is relaunching in November 2018 with a new look, new features and fully upgraded software.
Peak Scientific has recently partnered with Ontario-based Molecular Science Corp. (MSC) to supply nitrogen gas generation systems on its first mobile laboratory aimed at the rapidly expanding cannabis testing and research sector.
Bacharach offers innovative solutions for precision instrumentation that makes HVAC-R safer, cleaner and more energy efficient.
Founded in 2001, US-based E Instruments manufactures and markets a complete range of innovative instrumentation solutions encompassing portable combustion stack gas and emissions analysers, indoor air quality meters, vehicle exhaust gas analysers, and test and...
The chances are at some point today you have used products enhanced by modified atmosphere packaging (MAP). It could have been the coffee used to make your morning latte, the sandwich or salad bought from...
ABB Automation GmbH, Swedish-Swiss multinational corporation headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, has expanded its extensive product portfolio of continuous gas analysers with the Magnos28 paramagnetic oxygen analyser – available in the Advance Optima and EasyLine series.
The primary function of a quality control (QC) laboratory is to ensure that only acceptable product leaves the production facility. To this end, the gas within each container is analysed for a specified list of...
The normal gaseous composition of air is nitrogen (78.08% – volume per volume), oxygen (20.96%) and carbon dioxide (CO2) (0.03%), together with variable concentrations of water vapour and traces of inert or noble gases.
