ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SOLUTIONS


SWAN ENVIRONMENTAL


SWAN Environmental was established in 1988 by qualified and experienced professionals from various fields of environmental science. The company name, SWAN is an acronym for Soil, Water, Air & Noise. We believe in providing technology solutions for the customer's need to monitor and measure the quality of ambient environment.


On-Line Monitoring Systems


Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station (CAAQMS) Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) Effluent Quality Monitoring System (EQMS)


Swan is an Exclusive partner for more than 36 Globally reputed companies. Swan has been the market leader for nearly three decades and grown from strength to strength with ever increasing product line.


Our Broad Product Portfolio:


Ÿ On-Line Monitoring Systems : Ambient Air, Stack Emissions, Process and Effluents


CAAQMS CEMS EQMS DWLR Air Quality Monitoring Instruments Dust Monitor


Ÿ Environmental, Health & Safety Monitoring Instruments


Ÿ Water Quality Monitoring Instruments


Ÿ Advanced Research Instruments


Portable FTIR Gas Analyzer


Particulate Monitor


Gas Leak Detector


Personal VOC Monitors Water Quality Monitoring Instruments


Piezobalance Dust Monitor


Ÿ Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Instruments


Our Clientele List includes Govt. Organizations, Industries and Institutions with more than 9000 Customer Database.


Lab TOC Analyzer Spectrometer Colorimeter IHS Monitoring Instruments Automated Water Analyzer


SWAN ENVIRONMENTAL PVT. LTD. (An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Company) Plot No: 922 & 935,


Swami Ayyappa Co-op Society,


Madhapur, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500081 M: 9642225204 ; T: (040) 40216184/85 ; F: (040) 40216183


Sound Level Meters


Noise Dosimeters


Heat Stress Monitors


Personal Air & Dust Samplers


Portable Gas Detectors


E: info@swanenviron.com ; W: www.swanenviron.com


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