WWEM 51 ifm electronic – WWEM Stands J13 and J14
ifm have been specialists in the water industry for over 35 years and work with all types of companies. Their main product areas within the water industry are: Process, Condition Monitoring, Networking & Control and Position - you can expect to see sensors from these ranges on their water tank display at this year’s WWEM.
ifm operates continual product innovation and development across the complete product range with future-proof sensors & control products allowing access to the Industrial Internet of Things & Industry 4.0. The ifm team will be on hand to discuss how they can support WWEM visitors’ sensor requirements so come along to stand J13-14 and speak to the water industry experts.
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In-Situ – WWEM Stand M3
In-Situ is a global leader in superior environmental and process water monitoring equipment and software to enable easy data collection, access and management, so that customers can adapt quickly to ecological, regulatory and workforce challenges.
The company offers reliable, low-maintenance instrumentation for drinking water and wastewater monitoring and analysis and complete solutions for spot checking and continuous monitoring in lakes, rivers and wetlands, estuary and near-coastal environments and groundwater applications.
Use In-Situ equipment and software to collect data you can trust, access it from anywhere, and pull it into the In-Situ data services platform or yours for seamless management. They make it easy to monitor in the fi eld, at the plant or from the offi ce, and they support their customers worldwide with peerless customer service.
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WATER, WASTEWATER & ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
iCenta Controls Ltd - WWEM Stand G9
iCenta Controls Ltd will be be showcasing their range of fl ow measurement and process instruments at this year’s WWEM expo.
Alongside their Metri Measurements products, iCenta will exhibit innovative liquid and gas fl ow and level technologies from MIB instruments, Vögtlin instruments, Fluidwell Instruments, Comaccal, and analytical, pH and conductivity instruments from +GF+.
iCenta’s experts are well trained to provide guidance and support for a variety of applications such as chemical metering and dosing, batch control, remote fl ow and data logging , fl ow calibration and verifi cation, air and gas mixing and pressure control.
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JSB – WWEM Stand J12 Katronic Technologies Ltd – WWEM Stand M1
Katronic will be showing their well-proven British-built range of non- invasive clamp-on fl owmeters for liquids and gas. KATfl ow fl owmeters share a common ultrasonic heart and range that includes a hand-held portable, a long battery life remote fl ow monitor, a full-specifi cation wall mounted fl owmeter with up to 11 specifi able process outputs and an ATEX unit for fl ow and energy measurement. All feature the same intuitive programming and, crucially, the same high performance. Operate one KATfl ow fl owmeter and you can operate any of them. Test an application with a hand-heldKATfl ow 200 and know for certain that any fl owmeter in the range will give the same result.
Come and visit the stand, see for yourself just how easy a Katronic fl owmeter is to set up, and fi nd out how the unique Audible Positioning Assistant built into every KATfl ow clamp-on fl owmeter fi ne-tunes sensor positioning to make sure that you get the perfect result.
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Kobold has released the latest version of its electronic digital pressure gauge; the model MAN-SC for battery power, and the model MAN-LC for 24Vdc power, with analogue output and IO-link.
Outwardly, the two versions are similar in appearance and share most of the screen functionality features which are now accessed via capacitive touchpads. However, depending on the application and use, each instrument version may be defi ned differently. For example, the battery powered instrument is defi ned as a digital pressure gauge, while the 24Vdc version can be defi ned as a digital pressure transmitter with switch.
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The 5-digit display comes with 16mm digits and capacitive touchpads, and a rotatable display head. Sensor ranges are from vacuum to1600 BAR with selectable measuring units. Another unique application feature, only available from Kobold, is the calculation of force value which is included in the programming menu.
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58672pr@reply-direct.com Kobold – WWEM Stand Q2
The new F-Search MPs available in the UK from JSB allows users to easily identify and quantify unknown microplastics (MPs) in the environment, with a sophisticated search program and mass spectral libraries ofpyrolyzates. The software is used with the data obtained by pyrolysis-gas chromatography/ mass spectrometry and the analytical process is very easy and straightforward. F-SEARCH MPs is compatible with all major GC/MS systems equipped with Frontier Lab analytical Pyrolyzer.
The creation of calibration curves and quick quantifi cation is done automatically for the registered plastic types using external or internal standards. A reference polymer mixture in inorganic diluents is also included for easy weighing. F-Search MPs automatically performs quantifi cation, and the results are instantly reported for the environmental MPs.
Twelve commonly used polymers are registered in the libraries, and the software allows to users to establish their own libraries.
The registered polymers are Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polystyrene, ABS (Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene resin), SBR (styrene-butadiene rubber), PMMA (Polymethyl methacrylate), Polycarbonate, Polyvinyl chloride, Polyurethane (MDI type), PET (Polyethylene terephthalate), Nylon-6, Nylon-66.
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