CEM
EMISSIONS & AIR QUALITY MONITORING
IMM
MINIPORE MICRO PRODUCTS Stand: 58 A-7/24, Electrosteel Comp., SS of GT Road Inds., Area, Ghaziabad, UP, 201001, India. Tel: (+91) 1204155628 Email: sales@miniporefi
lters.com Visit:
www.miniporefi
lters.com
MINIPORE MICRO PRODUCTS is one of the leading manufacturers of air pollution monitoring fi lters, including Glass Fiber Filters, Thimbles, PTFE Membrane Filters for PM2.5 Monitoring, Quantitative Ashless Filters, and Membranes. We also manufacture Filter Tapes compatible with various CAAQMS monitors such as Met One BAMs, Thermo Fisher, Envea, Durag, DKK, Magee, and others. As an OEM manufacturer, MINIPORE supplies Filter Tapes and other fi lters to several renowned global brands. Additionally, we specialize in developing fi lters tailored to customer- specifi c needs and specifi cations.
MRU d.o.o. - MRU GmbH Stand: 51
Zaloska cesta 147, Ljubljana, 1000, Slovenia.
Tel: (+386) 41 850 772 Email:
j.vrhovec@mru.si Visit:
www.mru.si
Continuous innovation is the source of our success. Our measurement technology is not only fulfi lling the current requirements of our global customers, we constantly seek to anticipate future developments and implement those in our measuring devices. The proximity to our customers is particularly important to us and we are very proud of our worldwide network of consultants, partners and service centers. This enables us to offer our customers a fast and competent service and to respond to customer specifi c requirements in short time. We also attach great importance to quality - with our employees, our suppliers and our production material. The high quality in all aspects of production makes our instruments robust and durable. We produce our analyzers in accordance with globally recognized quality standards in our new, modern manufacturing facility.
nanoplus Nanosystems and
Technologies GmbH Stand: 29
Gleimershäuser Str. 10, Meiningen, Bavaria, 98617, Germany.
Tel: (+49) 3693-505000-0 Email:
sales@nanoplus.com Visit:
www.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! <be> 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)
National Physical Laboratory Stand: 7
Majsmarken 1, Hobro, 9500, Denmark.
Tel: (+45) 21495718 Email:
tsm@olicem.com Visit:
www.olicem.com/en/
Hampton Road, Teddington, Middlesex, TW11 0LW, UK.
Tel: (+44) 20 8943 7070 Email:
enquiry@npl.co.uk Visit:
www.npl.co.uk
NPL is UK’s National Metrology Institute, founded in 1900. NPL is a public corporation owned by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT). NPL aims to ensure the UK can securely harness and exploit resilient infrastructures and technologies, delivering measurement solutions to maximise innovation and enabling all industrial sectors to innovate and compete. NPL supports the decision-making process with accurate, reliable data to support climate action. Our scientists work closely with collaborators globally to inform our approach to current and foreseeable challenges. Metrology improves the effectiveness and effi ciency of science and trust in its outcomes, which in turn unlocks the potential of innovation, allowing faster routes to market. Evidence- based policy, regulation and decision making are heavily reliant on measurements and data, and NPL is key in providing and digitising that measurement infrastructure.
At Olicem A/S, we bring more than 17 years of experience in integrating environmental legislation, regulations, and European standards into advanced Data Acquisition and Handling Systems (DAHS). Our mission is to deliver future-proof solutions that unlock the full potential of stack gas control. In addition to technology, we provide expert consulting to ensure proper and compliant reporting. Through our international training programs, we bring valuable knowledge directly to our customers. Meet our environmental experts and experience our DAHS solution live at CEM 2025.
Opgal
Stand: 66A PO Box 462, Karmiel, Jerusalem, 2165317, Israel. Tel: (+972) 544231678 Email:
info@opgal.com Visit:
www.opgal.com
OPGAL, a world leader in Optical Gas Imaging solutions for gas emissions detection and monitoring in the Oil & Gas Sector, With over 40 years of fi eld proven experience, our Optical Gas Imaging (OGI), accurate thermography and quantifi cation solutions, combined with dedicated hardware, breakthrough algorithms and unique software solutions are world renowned. Our products are marketed in over 60 countries worldwide.
INDUSTRIAL METHANE MEASUREMENT CONFERENCE
Nexus Solutions Inc. Stand: 45 1828 Blue Heron Drive, Unit 36, London, Ontario, N6H 0B7, Canada. Tel: (+1) 519-649-6100 Email:
sales@nexussi.com Visit:
www.cemview.com
Nexus Solutions is a leading provider of Data Acquisition Systems (DAS) for the Continuous Emissions Monitoring (CEM) market. The OPC Specifi cations are at the core of all of our products. Nexus Solutions’ leading edge OPC application solutions make certain that our products are ready to meet your connectivity needs via open standards. CEMView is our fl agship CEM DAS product line and it is a best choice for Continuous Emissions Monitoring and Reporting for Regulatory Compliance applications in more than 40 countries including Asia, Canada, Europe, Mexico, the Middle East, South America, and USA.
Olicem A/S Stand: 37
info@ilmexhibitions.com
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