WWEM 2012 x UK Focus - WWEM 2014


7th & 8th November


Telford International Centre, Telford, England


Interactive Demonstrations and Displays Should Prove Popular at WWEM


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VWR supplies a vast range of products and services for environmental testing, and also distribute many of the world’s leading brands of laboratory and field instruments and consumables. To consolidate your purchases through one supplier, contact VWR. From designing and equipping entire laboratories, to manufacturing and assembling our own sample collection bottles, to supplying


water test kits and waste disposal solutions, VWR offers solutions for all your environmental testing needs.


Visit their stand, no. 77 AT WWEM, for interactive demonstrations with our specialists, and see our sample bottle range exhibited for the first time! Also visit our workshop ‘Water Testing Kits Made Simple’.


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Exciting Workshop will Address New Analytical Technique for Quantification of In-Line Siloxanes


Water Quality Sondes Family to be Launched at WWEM


OTT Hydrometry will launch a major family of products at WWEM 2014 at stand 26; the Hydrolab HL4 multiparameter water quality sondes.


The HL4 builds on Hydrolab’s reputation for accuracy, ease of use and reliability, offering users a multiparameter sonde that is easier to run, calibrate and service. The HL4 can be used as both a portable instrument and/or a continuous water quality monitor, and is ideal for surface water and near-coastal marine applications.


Each HL4 sonde is supplied with a temperature sensor and with 4 additional universal sensor ports, users can select Conductivity, pH, LDO (Luminescent Dissolved Oxygen), Depth and Turbidity, with depth as a further optional sensor.


Other features include a self-monitoring system for reports and troubleshooting, user-scheduled calibration and maintenance intervals, guided and semi-automated calibration routines and data storage, and sensor status is saved with every line of data.


Enclosure Solutions offer Complete Flexibility and Customisation


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Rose & Bopla Enclosures, part of the Phoenix Mecano Group, offer an enclosure solution to all industry applications from one source. The Rose & Bopla expertise, quality and innovative design allow flexibility of choice in both standard and customised requirements. The product portfolio includes: ABS polycarbonate, aluminium polyester, stainless steel and EX hazardous area. The options available include standard and customised enclosures, hand held console 19’’subracks, desktop profile systems, suspension systems and keypad membranes.


When the requirement for reliability, flexibility and safety are paramount, the Rose & Bopla wide range allows the customer a one stop solution choice for all possible applications within the Electronic and Industrial markets. Phoenix Mecano are exhibiting at WWEM, stand 50.


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Your Queries, Questions and Challenges Answered at WWEM


Automated Water & Effluent ltd, have been supplying the water and waste water treatment sector since 1982. With over 30 years of experience covering a wide range of installation types, measuring disciplines and environments; AWE are well placed to assist with any technical challenges you may have. On their WWEM exhibition stand 74, AWE will be showcasing their new range of instrumentation as well as their range of dosing and control equipment. AWE will also be on hand to talk through any queries you have, including their bespoke control panel options and onsite servicing and calibration service which can be certified and traced back to national standards.


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Weatherall Equipment & Instruments , the exclusive UK distributors of gas detection equipment by Riken Keiki Japan & RKI Instruments USA, are looking forward to exhibiting again at WWEM with a number of new products on show; including the NEW 03-Series single gas monitors, and the NEW GP-1000 combustible monitor with 25 selectable gases.


This year Weatherall also represent Imspex (G.A.S mbH), who will be presenting a workshop about an exciting new analytical technique of coupling a gas chromatograph to an ion mobility spectrometer in one instrument called GC-IMS to quantify and identify in-line Siloxanes, as low as ppb, within a Biogas matrix; providing cost-effective determination of biogas quality and filter-breakthrough events for biogas electricity generation applications. Weatherall look forward to seeing you at WWEM 2014 either on stand 65, or at their workshop.


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Automated Sensor Cleaning System for Near-Perfect Results


Kuntze Instruments manufacture a range of water monitors and controllers, and their stand at WWEM, no. 78, will feature a patented Automatic Sensor Cleaning system. This technology provides near perfect cleaning of the entire electrode surface to improve the accuracy and reliability of measurement, whilst also reducing maintenance requirements. Automatic Sensor Cleaning is available for the measurement of free chlorine, chlorine dioxide, ozone, hydrogen peroxide and conductivity. Kuntze Instruments have been manufacturing sensors for over 60 years. The combination of manufacturing both instruments and sensors provides a much stronger knowledge base to provide solutions for water treatment plant engineers and operators. Experts from the company will be present to discuss visitors’ process monitoring applications.


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