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Auburn A Nederman Company Stand: 53
800 Cummings Ctr, Suite 350V, Beverly, Massachusetts, 01915, USA.
Tel: (+1) 9789274304 Email:
info@auburnfs.com Visit:
https://auburnfs.com
Experts in particulate monitoring and filter control for industrial processes. Boost business with insights. With 50 years of expertise in particulate monitoring and filtration control, Auburn helps industrial manufacturers run cleaner, safer, and more efficiently. Formerly Auburn FilterSense, we’ve simplified our name, but not our commitment. We design, manufacture, and support intelligent solutions for dust collection, emissions monitoring, and baghouse control. Our systems are built for harsh industrial environments with heavy dust loads from kilns and crushers to mixers and dryers. Trusted by plants, OEMs, and EPCs across cement, steel, biomass, battery, pharma, food, and more, Auburn solutions reduce downtime, support compliance, and offer peace of mind. We are the particulate monitoring company - Clean Air. Reliable Insight. Proven Performance.
AVL Analytical Technologies Stand: 64 Graf-Landsberg-Str. 1C, Neuss, North Rhine-Westphalia, 41460, Germany. Tel: (+49) 213151240 Email:
marketing.aat@avl.com Visit:
www.avl-analytical-technologies.com
AVL Analytical Technologies GmbH is a leader in the development and production of gas analytics, measuring and automation systems for gas emission applications as well as for evaporative gas emissions from fuel systems and vehicle interior air quality. Our gas emissions testing knowledge spans more than 50 years, proving our exceptional expertise in and dedication to these applications. In addition to having a comprehensive product line, AVL Analytical Technologies also strives to offer the most innovative products. Drawing on its pioneering spirit, the company provides concepts, solutions and methodologies for a greener environment. To achieve this vision AVL Analytical Technologies drives innovative and affordable solutions for all testing applications – from industrial stacks, traditional combustion engines to hydrogen and e-fuel combustion as well as hybrid powertrains, including battery and fuel cell technologies.
PLOT NO 324, ROAD NO 5, G.I.D.C., KATHWADA, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 382430, India.
Tel: (+91) 6354511554 Email:
dainik@axisindia.in Visit:
www.axisindia.in
Axis Solutions Limited. – A market leader in comprehensive systems and products for automation, control, and IIoT. Since 1999, under Mr. Bijal Sanghvi’s visionary leadership, we’ve pioneered innovative solutions for hazardous locations. Our ISO 9001 certified, ATEX-approved systems serve oil & gas, petrochemicals, power plants, and more. Partnering with 14 global brands, we deliver world-class solutions across EMEA. Headquartered in Ahmedabad, we are ready to meet your industrial needs. Discover innovation with Axis Solutions.
B3 Systems, Inc. Stand: 50
Axis Solutions Limited Stand: 32
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Boreal Laser Inc. Stand: 27 16646 114 Ave NW, Edmonton, Canada, T5M 3R8, Canada. Tel: (+1) 7804885173 Email:
sales@boreal-laser.com Visit:
Boreal-laser.com
Boreal Laser develops advanced gas detection technologies that enhance industrial safety and environmental protection. Since 1990, we’ve specialized in laser-based solutions that deliver precise, real-time monitoring of hazardous and greenhouse gases. Our systems help industrial operators meet safety standards, reduce emissions, and achieve sustainability goals. Trusted by clients around the world, we’re committed to building safer, cleaner industrial environments.
BRUKER Stand: 12 Rudolf-Plank-Str. 27, Ettlingen, 76275, Germany.
Tel: (+49) 072435042000 Email:
info.bopt.de@
bruker.com Visit:
www.bruker.com/optics
B3 Systems Inc provides a full product line of Dust Sensors and Baghouse Control Systems, and has been the leading U.S. provider of environmental spiking services & tracer injection for over 30 years. B3 Systems holds the US Patent [US 6,694,796] for a method using direct injection or spiking of particulate matter (PM) to calibrate PM monitoring devises. This method is referenced in Section 8.6(4)(i) of EPA’s Performance Specification 11 as a method for providing a range of concentrations. In 1991, B3 Systems expanded their testing support to become the first company to provide Chemical Spiking services and establish what would become the QA standards for those programs.
Bruker Optics, a division of Bruker Corporation, is a global leader in the development and supply of FT-IR and Raman spectrometers. Bruker continues to set new benchmarks in FT-IR spectroscopy through innovations such as evacuable optics, high-resolution capabilities, and fully automated measurement processes. Today, air pollution and climate change are pressing environmental challenges that affect us all. The first step toward addressing these issues is the precise identification and quantification of air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions using advanced analytical instruments. To support these critical applications, we design, manufacture, and offer a comprehensive portfolio of high-quality spectrometers for gas analysis
and air monitoring.
Buehler Technologies GmbH Stand: 65 Harkortstr.29, Ratingen, NRW, 40880, Germany. Tel: (+49) 2102498988
Email:
y.luo@
buehler-technologies.com Visit:
www.buehler-technologies.com
For more than 50 years the employees of Bühler Technologies have been developing, manufacturing and distributing components and system solutions in the ‘Gas Analysis’ and ‘Fluidcontrol’ divisions. By specialising in the market niches Gas Analysis and Hydraulics and by offering a complete range of products for each, we have succeeded to become a
worldwide leader in both activities.
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