BUSINESS NEWS AGT-PSG appoint new managing director
The Team at AGT-PSG GmbH & Co. KG will position itself more strongly in the future: Since 1st of September Thorsten Reisinger was appointed as managing director and together with Jörg Erens they will develop the company to the next level.
“I am very pleased that in Thorsten Reisinger we have found an expert in the field of process analytics who, with his experience in selling products, systems and services, can contribute very well to the expansion of our business. Thanks to his many years of experience in the process industry and his technical expertise, Mr. Reisinger can optimally contribute to the further development of our products” says Jörg Erens.
Thorsten Reisinger was previously working for Siemens where he was in charge of their process analytics sales department in Germany.
“In recent years, AGT-PSG has developed into an innovative manufacturer of components for sampling, transport and
sample preparation. In addition to the further development of the future product portfolio, it is an exciting task for me to further strengthen the solution and project business. The process analytics market demands individual solutions from us that meet a high technical standard. I believe that we at AGT-PSG meet exactly these requirements with our products and our solutions and can work in partnership with our customers” says Thorsten Reisinger.
AGT-PSG GmbH &
Co.KG has been developing and producing cutting edge solutions for gas analysis in emission measurement and process analysis technology for over 4 decades. Their products are used across the globe include gas sampling probes, heated analysis lines and gas coolers and gas conditioning systems. Mr. Reisinger’s range of skills and experience being added to the AGT-PSG will undoubtedly enable the company to expand and develop more rapidly, whilst maintaining its excellent level of service and products to its existing clientele.
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Shimadzu has been awarded an iF Design Award 2021 for three products. In the Product Design category, an iF Design Award 2021 was achieved by both MALDImini-1 digital ion trap mass spectrometer and the iMScope QT imaging mass microscope. In the Packaging Design category, Shimadzu’s column packaging box for gas chromatograph (GC) analytical instruments also won, having been redesigned to reduce environmental impact. In the 2019 competition, Shimadzu already achieved an iF Design Award for a Q-TOF mass spectrometer.
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The iF Design Award is one of the most prestigious design prizes worldwide. It is held by the iF International Forum Design, the world’s longest-running design organisation based in Hannover, Germany, which selects and awards outstanding designs every year. 98 design experts reviewed almost 10,000 entries from 52 countries/regions, judging them on criteria such as brand image, social impact, product legitimacy, functional beauty and aesthetics.
As well as confirming the mass of various molecules, the MALDImini-1 makes it possible to perform a wide range of analyses such as protein identification and structural analysis of glycans and glycopeptides with high sensitivity, even with small amounts of sample. In this context, the MALDImini-1 can be a great help for researchers working on COVID-19 disease topics. Combining Shimadzu’s unique digital ion trap technology with MALDI, the system has just an A3 paper size installation footprint, one of the smallest in the world for MALDI-MS. As long as a 100V power supply is available, measurement can be done on the spot after sample preparation.
This mass spectrometer with a built-in optical microscope is the only instrument in the world that can obtain mass spectral data associated with morphological information. With its high speed, high sensitivity and high spatial resolution, it can be used in cutting-edge fields such as early cancer diagnosis and drug discovery. The solidness and precision that mark high-end products are expressed here in the use of bold forms and high-quality materials. Ergonomically designed accessible parts provide optimal operability.
Both the iMScope QT and the MALDImini-1 have also been awarded with a 2021 Red Dot Design Award.
Capillary columns are consumables required for gas chromatographs to separate the substances in the sample on its way to the detector. This award was given for the packaging boxes used to ship the columns to customers in the petrochemical market in China. The design protects the fragile product against impact and contamination during international transit and storage. The amount of material used was minimised to reduce environmental impact, and the unique method of fixing the column ensures safe transportation. The box is composed of a recyclable cardboard case and an inner ‘turntable’ which can be locked or unlocked to access the column.
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US DRIVERS CONSUME MORE OIL THAN THOSE IN INDIA AND CHINA COMBINED.
DIGIBOI, IN INDIA, WAS THE VERY FIRST CITY IN ASIA WHERE AN OIL WELL WAS DRILLED. IT IS KNOWN AS THE STATE OF ASSAM’S OIL CITY. THE WELL WAS BUILT IN 1901 AND IS ONE OF THE OLDEST OIL WELLS WHICH IS STILL IN OPERATION.
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TOOTHPASTE USES POLOXAMER 407, A COMMON PETROLEUM DERIVATIVE THAT HELPS OIL-BASED INGREDIENTS TO BE DISSOLVED IN WATER.
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PLUTONIUM REMAINS TOXIC FOR AT LEAST 100,000 YEARS
Three Products Awarded Prestigious iF Design Award 2021
DESPITE THE DISCOVERY OF NEW OIL FIELDS AND THE CHANGING RATE OF EXTRACTION MAKING IT DIFFICULT TO PREDICT, MANY RESEARCHERS AGREE IT IS PROBABLE THAT THE WORLD WILL RUN OUT OF PETROLEUM IN 50 TO 100 YEARS FROM NOW.
www.envirotech-online.com IET SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 2021
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