Suppliers Listings
75 SUPPLIERS LISTINGS
A Comprehensive Bibliography of Who’s Who in the Petrochemical, Hydrocarbon and Oil related industries
The following guide has been produced as a reference of manufacturers and suppliers with their full contact details. The companies featured in this section represent many of the major suppliers who have requested we draw your attention to the products they sell. We hope this guide will be of assistance to you in your purchasing decisions.
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ABB MEASUREMENT & ANALYTICS
3400, Rue Pierre-Ardouin, Quebec, QC, G1P 0B2, CANADA. Tel: [1] 418 877 2944 Fax: [1] 418 877 2834
Website:
https://new.abb.com/ products/measurement-products/analytical E-mail:
ftir@ca.abb.com
AD SYSTEMS
5, ALLEE DE CINDAIS, 14320, Saint André sur Orne, FRANCE. Tel: [33] 231 750 268 Fax: [33] 981 388 139
Website:
www.adsystems-sa.com E-mail:
sales@adsystems-sa.com
AD Systems is known internationally by its innovative analyzers for testing physical properties and performances of fuels and lubricants. Distillation, Smoke Point, Thermal Oxidation Stability, ... just to name a few. We are actively participating in standard development by ASTM, ISO and other standardization bodies.
ADOS GmbH
Trierer Str. 23-25, 52078, Aachen, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 241 9769-0 Fax: [49] 241 2765-16 Website:
www.ados.de E-mail:
info@ados.de
We are a German manufacturer of gas warning systems and gas analysers for several application fields. Our company has been founded in 1900, so that we are very experienced in the gas detection technology sector. As the manufacturing takes place solely in our work in Germany, we can respond to customer demands flexibly. Worldwide representations complete our German sales and service team. We provide: multichannel gas monitoring, gas detection systems, hydrocarbon analyser, biogas analyser, flue gas analyser, gas transmitters, gas detectors, accessories for gas monitoring, installation, commissioning, maintenance, repair.
AGC INSTRUMENTS LTD Unit 2, Shannon Free Zone West, Shannon, Co. Clare, V14 PX03, IRELAND. Tel: [353] 61 471 632 Fax: [353] 61 471 042
Website:
www.agc-instruments.com E-mail:
sales@agc-instruments.com
AIRMOTEC AG/CHROMATOTEC 15 Rue d’Artiguelongue, 33240, Saint- Antoine, FRANCE. Tel: [33] 557 940626 Fax: [33] 557 940620
Website:
www.chromatotec.com E-mail:
info@chromatotec.com
Chromatotec Group is specialized in designing, manufacturing and selling online chromatographs for gas and liquid, exclusively made in France. With offices in China and USA, the group is historically based in Bordeaux area (South West of France) since its creation in 1986. Chromatotec Group is worldwide recognized for its leading-edge technology. Based on chromatography principle, our analysers are focused on VOC/Sulfurs/Odor Monitoring. We produce also generators for chromatography and online calibration. These technologies allow to track individual compounds at ppt/ppb/ ppm concentration levels.
AMETEK PROCESS INSTRUMENTS
150 Freeport Rd, Pittsburgh, PA, 15238, USA. Tel: [1] 412 828 9040 Website:
www.ametekpi.com E-mail:
sales.ametekpi@
ametek.com
ANALYTICAL SYSTEMS KECO 9515 Windfern Road, Houston, TX, 77064, USA. Tel: [1] 1 281 516 3950 Fax: [1] 1 281 351 8925
Website:
www.liquidgasanalyzers.com E-mail:
sales@kecosystems.com
ANALYTIK JENA GmbH+CO. KG Konrad-Zuse-Str. 1, 07745, Jena, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 3641 77735 Fax: [49] 3641 779279
Website:
www.analytik-jena.com E-mail:
info@analytik-jena.com
ANTHIAS CONSULTING LIMITED 1 Hamden Way, Papworth Everard, CB23 3UG, UK.
Tel: [44] 1480 831262 Website:
www.anthias.co.uk E-mail:
sales@anthias.co.uk
ANTON PAAR GmbH Anton Paar Strasse 20, 8054, Graz, AUSTRIA. Tel: [43] 316 257 0 Fax: [43] 316 257 257 Website:
www.anton-paar.com E-mail:
sales@anton-paar.com
Anton Paar, the world market leader in the fields of density measurement, rheometry, and viscometry, develops and produces highly accurate laboratory instruments and process measuring systems. What began with flash point testers now extends to an extensive instrument portfolio for various applications. This portfolio includes portable meters for on- site quality control of incoming materials as well as unique viscometers for operation under difficult process conditions. Anton Paar’s solutions are also used for in-depth analysis at all points of petroleum production – from exploration, refining and processing, all the way to transport and distribution.
For more information:
www.anton-paar.com
APPLIED RIGAKU TECHNOLOGIES 1405 Arrow Point Drive, Suite 1301, Cedar Park, TX, 78613, USA. Tel: [1] 512 225 1796 Fax: [1] 512 225 1797
Website:
www.RigakuEDXRF.com E-mail:
info@RigakuEDXRF.com
Applied Rigaku Technologies, a division of Rigaku, specialises in engineering, manufacturing, and distributing Rigaku EDXRF products worldwide. The company is based in Cedar Park, TX, USA, and offers benchtop and on-line elemental analysers well-suited for upstream and midstream purposes in the field and downstream for refineries and commercial labs.
ZFrom the quantification of heavy elements in crude oil to sulphur in fuels to a variety of elements in lubricating oils, EDXRF is a well-established technique for the petroleum and petrochemical industries. Rigaku EDXRF products, with their multi-element analysis capabilities, are designed to be versatile and adaptable, helping to meet compliance with various testing methods and standards and addressing a wide range of screening needs.
AQUASANT MESSTECHNIK AG Hauptstrasse 22, 4416, Bubendorf, SWITZERLAND. Tel: [41] 619 355 000 Website:
www.aquasant.com E-mail:
info@aquasant-mt.com
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