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Telford International Centre, Telford, England
7th & 8th November WWEM 2012
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Acceleration of Life Sciences Research Integral to Company Goal
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. (USA) is the world leader in serving science, with revenues of $17 billion and 50,000 employees in 50 countries. Their mission is to enable their customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer. They help their customers accelerate life sciences research, solve complex analytical challenges, improve patient diagnostics and increase laboratory productivity. Thermo’s four premier brands – Thermo Scientific, Life Technologies, Fisher Scientific and Unity Lab Services – offer an unmatched combination of innovative technologies, purchasing convenience and comprehensive support. Come and meet representatives from the Thermo Fisher Scientific Clinical Diagnostics Division at WWEM on stand 121.
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CRM’s, Solvents, Reagents and Acids for Environmental Analysis
ROMIL Ltd (UK) is a specialist manufacturer of high purity solvents, acids, reagents and certified reference materials (CRM’s). For environmental analysis, we offer the accredited range of PrimAg reference materials comprising single and multi-element calibration solutions and pure stoichiometric substances. We believe that to attain top quality results you need to use the best products on the market. ROMIL is dedicated to manufacturing traceable, accredited CRM’s allowing trace analysis to be performed with confidence and without cost penalties. So for credible, defendable results at sensible prices, why not take a closer look at ROMIL. ROMIL will be exhibiting at WWEM stand 112.
Quality Sensors from an Independent Manufacturer
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Alphasense (UK) is an independent Sensor Manufacturing and Technology Company, founded in response to overwhelming demand from Gas Detection OEM’s for better quality sensors, a higher level of support and a viable alternative to existing suppliers. Supporting their customers is a high priority for Alphasense; their team has many years of Design, Manufacturing and Application experience. Alphasense not only improve their products continuously, but also their internal procedures to ensure the highest possible levels of Customer Support. Alphasense produces a range of Electrochemical Oxygen, Toxic, PID, NDIR, and Catalytic Sensors to their own unique design as well as plug-in replacements for other brands.
Visit Alphasense at stand 58 at WWEM 2014. Automatic MCERTS Certified Wastewater Samplers
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Since 1991, Aquamatic’s (UK) Samplers have offered robust, reliable wastewater sampling from open source or pressurised effluent streams. Aquamatic equipment is designed and manufactured in the UK, and backed up with expert consultation, installation, commissioning and service from our dedicated team. Every Sampler manufactured by Aquamatic is MCERTS Certified.
Aquamatic Samplers are available in Portable or Stationary formats for indoor or outdoor use, and feature the unique Aquacell wide-bore vacuum sampling module for extracting repeatable, representative samples.
At WWEM 2014, for the first time anywhere, Aquamatic will be previewing its new S300 Series Cabinet - see it at stand 4.
New Method Available for the Monitoring of Chlorine Dioxide and Chlorite
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Palintest (UK) have developed a new method for determining chlorine dioxide and chlorite which has now been US EPA approved for use in drinking water. The Palintest ChlordioX Plus utilises disposable sensors to revolutionise the testing of chlorine dioxide and its by-products making monitoring simpler than it’s ever been
before. US EPA approval ensures you can have full confidence in your result with the ChlordioX Plus. Come and find out more at the WWEM workshop ’10 things you need to know about the monitoring of total residual oxidants’ on the 5th November at 11am, or visit the Palintest stand, number 44.
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Portable Gas Detectors for Confined Spaces The Multi Gas Clip Pump
(MGC Pump) portable multi-gas detector, from Gas Clip Technologies (USA), is perfect for attendant applications in confined space entry. Low-power photometric technology allows the MGC Pump-IR to run a full 5 days without having to recharge the battery and only requires calibration in six month intervals. MGC Pump-IR utilises infrared sensor technology for the detection of combustible gases and electrochemical sensing technology for H2
S, CO and O2
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ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS
Monitor AMI Codes-II CC – For measuring free, total residual, and combined chlorine, mono chloramines, pH and temperature
DPD method per ASTM & EPA
Suitable for water with additives like cyanuric acid
Sample flow confirmation, automatic zero point adjustment, and reagent checks validate all results
Minimize maintenance with optonal cleaning module
Controls and data logs
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Clip Pump is compact, ergonomic and easy to use with one button operation. Gas Clip Technologies will be exhibiting at WWEM, stand 69.
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