WWEM 2012 ii UK Focus - WWEM 2014
7th & 8th November
Telford International Centre, Telford, England
www.wwem.uk.com
Innovative Cost-Saving Pumps for Chemical Metering Applications
Watson-Marlow’s innovative Qdos pumps provide flows from 0.1 to 1,000 ml/min at 7 bar and are designed to save costs in chemical metering applications. These pumps will be on display at WWEM, stand 83.
With the environmental market demanding systems offering low operational expenditure, Qdos pumps negate the need for ancillaries such as degassing or backpressure valves, pulsation dampeners and foot valves and strainers. Additionally, they cut chemical wastage thanks to their inherent higher accuracy and repeatable metering, even when process conditions vary. Typical applications include disinfection, pH adjustment and flocculation of drinking water. Moreover, Qdos pumps incorporate the ReNu pumphead which is a single, sealed component for rapid no-tools maintenance.
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Based in Hertfordshire, the newly formed Lab Solutions are ideally located to offer a range of services to the environmental analysis market in both the UK and Ireland.
With an application centric approach and a very experienced team, Lab Solutions will deliver standards in instrument & consumable sales, bespoke method development, technical support, training, maintenance contracts and after-sales support.
Recently, Lab Solutions has been appointed by O.I. Analytical as their sole distributor for automated chemistry analysers in both the UK and Ireland.
A market leader in the USA, O.I. Analytical systems use multichannel continuous flow technology, to provide precise, accurate, and rapid results for a diversity of chemistries in a wide range of sample matrices.
From drinking water to soil samples, O.I.Analytical systems are renowned for their ability to deliver proven performance and enhance productivity.
This agreement will enable both companies to bring a new level of analytical capability and service to the UK and Irish environmental analysis market.
To find out more contact us by phone on +44 1727 370611, visit us on the web at
www.labsoln.co.uk, come to the stand 18 at WWEM 2014 to see the latest O.I. Analytical technologies or follow us on twitter @labsoln.
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New Chairman for Water Interest Group
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Leo Carswell of WRc will be stepping up to become Chairman of SWIG at the end of September 2014, at the end of Richard Luxton’s tenure as Chairman. Leo is well qualified to lead SWIG as a Chartered Scientist with a PhD in instrumentation for water quality monitoring and has wide ranging experience in sensors and instrumentation for water, wastewater and environmental applications. In his day job as a Principal Consultant at WRC, Leo provides expert advice on instrumentation related issues to a wide range of Water Utilities, private companies including manufacturers and public agencies.
You can meet Leo and other SWIG
Directors as well as the SWIG Programme Manager, Rosa Richards, at WWEM in November 2014 where SWIG will have a stand. SWIG will again have our popular display of shortlisted posters from our 2014 Early Career Researcher scientific poster competition held to raise awareness of technology development and novel applications related to water measurements, and you will be able to hear presentations from the top 3 entrants. This is a great opportunity for industry to see cutting edge research into sensing in water, meet the researchers themselves and thereby promote innovation in sensor research and commercial application.
The Sensors for Water Interest Group (SWIG) is a not for profit, knowledge-exchange and networking group with a diverse UK-wide membership. We hold workshops covering all aspects of water sensing. For further information about SWIG and to see our programme of upcoming events and to register online visit
www.swig.org.uk or contact
rosa.richards@
swig.org.uk .
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Trafalgar Scientific, stand 40, are a microbiological supplies company, which strives to supply their customers with both the highest quality products with the highest standard of service, all without affecting their prices.
If you’d like a free copy of Water Active then visit Dan, Jez or Phil on stand 49 at WWEM. Not only can you get a copy of the magazine but the Year Book will be available free!
Help yourself to some sweets in continued celebration of the 100th issue, and for advertisers and exhibitors the guys welcome discussions about 2015 plans.
At WWEM they aim to promote and raise awareness products which are ideal for the water industry, in particular their Sartorius manifolds, filters and membranes, which are ideal and very popular in the water industry, perfect for making sure that your water is bacteria free. Along with this, Trafalgar supply a wide range of other products which are popular in the industry, from incubators to their wide range of bottles, containers and other plastics.
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