Production • Processing • Handling closed gauging
MISSION CRITICAL METALLICS FOR TODAY’S CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENTS
ATI supplies the most complete range of corrosion-resistant metallic solutions for severe corrosive environments: • Acetic Acid • Formic Acid • Hydrochloric Acid
• Mineral Acids • Nitric Acid • Sulfuric Acid
Our products solve critical challenges, placing the right material solutions where you need it the most: • Columns
• Cooler Condensers • Fasteners • Internals
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4 - 7 Sept 2012 Hall 5, Stand 323
The HERMetic UTImeter Gtex is a portable electronic level gauge for closed gas tight operation.
The unit is used for custody transfer, cargo control measurement and free water detection on marine vessels. Connected to a HERMetic vapour control valve, the UTImeter Gtex avoids any gas release during operation and enables 3 measurements in one single operation: ullage, temperature and oil- water interface level.
By increasing safety and efficiency, Honeywell Tanksystem helps customers improve business performance.
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