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Suppliers Listings KISTERS AG
Pascalstraße 8+10, 52076, Aachen, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 2408 93850 Fax: [49] 2408 9385555 Website:
www.kisters.eu E-mail:
info@kisters.de
KNF NEUBERGER UK LTD Avenue 2, Station Lane Industrial Estate, Witney, OX28 4FA, UK. Tel: [44] 1993 778373 Website:
www.knf.com E-mail:
info.uk@
knf.com
KNF specialise in high quality OEM diaphragm vacuum pumps, air compressors and liquid transfer/ dosing pumps.
All of our pumps are 100% oil-free offering quiet, reliable and effi cient transfer of air, gases and liquids.
KNF provides its customers with extensive, dependable service including customised fl exible solutions.
Pumps can easily be modifi ed to suit a wide range of customer specifi c solutions for your application. We work closely with you to design customised project pumps that give you a competitive edge in your target market.
KUNAK TECHNOLOGIES
Parque Empresarial La Muga 9, Planta 4, Ofi cina 1, 31160, Orcoyen, Navarra, SPAIN. Tel: [34] 848 470 055 Website:
www.kunakair.com E-mail:
contact@kunakair.com
LCJ CAPTEURS
29 Allée des Cinq Continents, Z.A Le chêne ferré, 44120, Vertou , FRANCE. Tel: [33] 2 4005 0855
Website:
www.lcjcapteurs.com E-mail:
lcjcapteurs@lcjcapteurs.com
LI-COR BIOSCIENCES 4647 Superior Street, Lincoln, NE, 68504, USA. Tel: [1] 402 4673576 Fax: [1] 402 4672819 Website:
www.licor.com E-mail:
envsales@licor.com
LOGIDATATECH GmbH Aschmattstr. 7, 76532, Baden-Baden, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 7221 97062 0 Fax: [49] 7221 97062 99 Website:
www.logidatatech.com E-mail:
sales@logidatatech.com
LogiDataTech have over 50 years of experience in the fi elds of innovative gas detection systems, automation and communications technologies.
Our self-developed and manufactured gas detection systems determine the concentration of toxic and explosive gases and vapours, oxygen and carbon dioxide directly in gas mixtures. The high standards LogiDataTech have set for the quality and fl exibility of their production and products are crucial to the success of the company.
The ISO 9001 certifi ed manufacturers are OEM suppliers to a variety of highly reputable international system vendors. The company have undertaken numerous collaborations with globally renowned scientifi c institutes.
LUMASENSE TECHNOLOGIES GmbH Kelsterbacher Strasse 14, 65479, Raunheim, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 6142 789 2800 Fax: [49] 6142 767 8811
Website:
www.advancedenergy.com E-mail:
info@aei.com
M&C TECHGROUP GERMANY GmbH Rehhecke 79, 40885, Ratingen, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 2102 935 0 Fax: [49] 2102 935 111
Website:
www.mc-techgroup.com E-mail:
info@mc-techgroup.com
IET ANNUAL BUYERS’ GUIDE 2023/24 MACHEREY-NAGEL
GMBH & CO. KG Valencienner Str. 11, 52355, Dueren, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 2421 9690 Website:
www.mn-net.com E-mail:
info@mn-net.com
MACHEREY-NAGEL was founded in 1911 as a specialist for ash less fi lter papers. Since then, the company has evolved into a diversifi ed company for analytical chemistry with global scope and strong customer focus. The company´s fi ve core competencies are: Filtration, Rapid Tests, Water Analysis, Chromatography and Bioanalysis.
MACHEREY-NAGEL is still 100 % family owned and we are proud of our excellent quality made in Germany as well as our extraordinary customer service. To learn more about the company, the products and promotions, please visit our website under
www.mn-net.com.
MAXX MESS- UND
PROBENAHMETECHNIK GmbH Hechinger Strasse 41, 72414, Rangendingen, GERMANY.
Tel: [49] 7471 984810 Fax: [49] 7471 9848144 Website:
www.maxx-gmbh.com E-mail:
info@maxx-gmbh.com
MEMBRAPOR AG
Birkenweg 2, Wallisellen, 8304, Zurich, SWITZERLAND. Tel: [41] 43 3117200 Fax: [41] 43 3117201 Website:
www.membrapor.ch E-mail:
info@membrapor.ch
Membrapor, an innovative and independent company, produces more than 500 gas sensors to detect more than 25 gases: AsH3 (arsine), NH3 (ammonia), Br2 (bromine), CO (carbon monoxide), Cl2 (chlorine), C2H4 (ethylene), C2H4O (ethylene oxide), R3COH (alcohols) CH2O (formaldehyde), H2 (hydrogen), HBr (hydrogen bromide), HCl (hydrogen chloride), HCN (hydrogen cyanide), H2S (hydrogen sulfi de), H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide), NO (nitric oxide), NO2 (nitrogen dioxide), O2 (oxygen), O3 (ozone), PH3 (phosphine), SiH4 (silane), SO2 (sulfur dioxide), VOC (volatile organic compounds), CS2 (carbon disulfi de), HF (hydrogen fl uoride), COCl2 (phosgene) and (R-SH) mercapthane. All gas sensors have been developed at Membrapor and are produced in Switzerland. Membrapor sensors are available in all standard industrial sensor formats.
METEOR COMMUNICATIONS (EUROPE) LTD Unit 12 Bridgegate Centre, Martinfi eld, Welwyn Garden City, AL7 1JG, UK.
Tel: [44] 1727 899990
Website:
www.meteorcommunications.co.uk E-mail:
enq@meteorcommunications.co.uk
Meteor Communications provide innovative, proven monitoring solutions for Water Quality (Final Effl uent, catchments, intake protection), Flood defence, CSO and EDM verifi cation.
ESNET monitoring systems and MRC remote cameras provide complete visibility of remote assets with the MeteorCloud®
data portal providing
comprehensive display and control options via the web.
MRU
Fuchshalde 8, 74172, Neckarsulm, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 7132 99620 Fax: [49] 7132 996220 Website:
www.mru.eu E-mail:
info@mru.eu
MRU GmbH is a family-owned enterprise based in Neckarsulm-Obereisesheim, Germany, which manufactures high quality and durable portable and stationary Emission Monitoring Systems for the HVAC / Installers market and industrial applications. Our wide range of products includes instruments for mobile and stationary gas analysis, biogas and syngas analysis, automotive exhaust gas analysis as well as precision digital manometers.
MRU was founded on 1st, June 1984 with just two employees and developed into a nationally as well as internationally respected enterprise. At its headquarters in Neckarsulm-Obereisesheim, MRU develops, produces and sells Emission Monitoring Systems for portable and stationary use all around the world. Today MRU Emission Monitoring Systems are being exported in more than 70 countries worldwide.
MYRON L COMPANY 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, CA, 92010, USA. Tel: [1] 760 4382021 Fax: [1] 760 9319189 Website:
www.myronl.com E-mail:
info@myronl.com
Founded in 1957, Myron L Company has been a leading manufacturer of precision water quality instrumentation for over 60 years. Because we are a privately owned corporation, we are able to remain committed to excellence in accuracy, reliability, and simplicity while investing heavily in research and development. The result is a product line that includes powerful innovative multi-parameter monitor/ controllers, handheld meters and compact pens that are built to last with convenient user-intuitive features like touchscreens, Bluetooth®
connectivity, and one-
button measurements. Our measurement parameters have expanded to include Conductivity, Resistivity, TDS, Salinity, pH, ORP, Free Chlorine Equivalent, Dissolved Oxygen, Nitrate, Hardness, Alkalinity, and Temperature. In addition, our 900 Series Monitor/Controllers feature critical new parameters like Flow rate and % Rejection while offering the fl exibility of any 4-20/0-20 mA multi- parameter input. All our products are designed and assembled in America to meet the most rigorous application requirements. We also provide exceptional support to our customers with personalized Myron L service and technical support for the lifetime of our products. In some cases, we have supported products in continuous use for over 40 years. And you will always get a live person based at our corporate headquarters to help you during business hours.
N.E.T. SRL
Via Campania 5, Pregnana Milanese, 20006, Milan, ITALY. Tel: [39] 02 935 44190 Fax: [39] 02 935 40347 Website:
www.nenvitech.com E-mail:
info@nenvitech.com
Nano Environmental Technology S.r.l. (N.E.T.) was founded in 2001 with the mission of setting new standards in the gas sensor market; high quality, excellent technical support, competitive pricing and short delivery times.
N.E.T. now manufactures and sells a complete range of gas sensing devices, also in OEM basis, for industrial and commercial applications used by instrument manufacturers worldwide.
The new range of NDIR sensors, completely manufactured in Italy, includes solutions for the detection of hydrocarbons, CO2, SF6 and refrigerants.
NANOPLUS NANOSYSTEMS
AND TECHNOLOGIES GmbH Gleimershäuser Str. 10, Meiningen, 98617, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 3693 505000 0 Fax: [49] 3693 505000 19 Website:
www.nanoplus.com E-mail:
sales@nanoplus.com
nanoplus designs Distributed Feedback Lasers (DFB) for high-precision gas sensing in industry and research. The lasers are available at customer- specifi c wavelengths from 760 nm to 14000 nm. With their high side mode suppression ratio (> 35 dB) and small linewidth (< 3 MHz), they provide selective, sensitive, and robust measurements. Even in harsh environments, they measure trace gases in situ, in real-time, and with up to ppb precision. More than 50,000 installations worldwide prove the reliability of nanoplus lasers. Do not change your ideas - let us deliver the laser that fi ts your application! NEW: continuous wave DFB Quantum Cascade Lasers (custom wavelengths from 7 μm to 11 μm)
Multimode & broadband light sources: Superluminescent Diodes (760 nm - 2900 nm), Mid- Infrared LEDs (2800 nm - 6500 nm), High-Power Fabry-Pérot Lasers (1950 nm - 2350 nm)
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