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new company: Endress+Hauser Optical Analysis. By consolidating its expertise in the field of laser-based measurement technology, the Group is strengthening its focus on laboratory and process analysis and positioning itself to provide customers with even better support for analysis tasks in the future. Endress+Hauser has placed a strategic focus on process and laboratory analysis for years. The company supports customers from product and process development to production, bringing advanced analysis and quality measurements to process engineering applications. Success in its core markets confirms this approach, with the Group generating nearly one-fourth of its sales through analysis technology. Both SpectraSensors and Kaiser Optical


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Systems boast a long history of innovation and offer market-leading product lines for optical analysis. With the acquisition of these two US-based


companies in 2012 and 2013, Endress+Hauser brought innovative technologies on board. The Group strengthened its position in gas analysis with tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) technology from SpectraSensors. Kaiser Optical Systems, a leader in Raman spectroscopy, brings expertise in solid, liquid and gas analysis across a wide range of applications, including vaccine production. “We want to further develop and expand


our portfolio for laboratory and process analysis. Together with Endress+Hauser Liquid


he Endress+ Hauser subsidiaries SpectraSensors and Kaiser Optical Systems have joined forces to form a


TRESCAL AnnounCES Two ACquiSiTionS


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Analysis and the Analytik Jena subsidiary, Endress+Hauser Optical Analysis forms an important element of our Group’s analysis strategy,” says Dr Manfred Jagiella, who is responsible for the analytical business on the Endress+Hauser executive board. “Our customers expect easy-to-use, robust


measurement instruments that fit their applications,” says managing director John Schnake, who leads the new unit. With laser-based measurement technologies, Endress+Hauser offers an integrated product portfolio for analysis that supports customers from product and process development through to quality control and production. Endress+Hauser Optical Analysis is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where Raman spectroscopic instruments are also developed and manufactured. TDLAS instrumentation continues to be produced in Rancho Cucamonga, California. The new company, with around 200 employees, will remain a wholly owned subsidiary of the Endress+Hauser Group.


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alpHasEnsE joins tHE aMEtEK faMily AMETEK consists


leader in electronic instruments and electromechanical devices. Founded in 1996 and celebrating its 25th


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anniversary this year, Alphasense will continue to operate from the company’s head office and manufacturing facility in Braintree, Essex. Alphasense’s product range and day-to-day


operations will remain unchanged, with Erik Boergesen from AMETEK MOCON joining the company in the coming weeks to oversee the transition period alongside Alphasense Interim CEO Peter Saxton. “This is a significant moment in the history of


Alphasense,” said Saxton. “AMETEK’s operational style and growth strategy will create new opportunities for us over the coming years to build customer relationships around the world and develop our product range across existing and new markets. On behalf of the Gotley family, I extend my sincere thanks to colleagues past and present for their contribution to Alphasense.”


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lphasense, the Essex-based gas sensor manufacturer, has announced its acquisition by AMETEK, the global


of two operating groups: Electronic Instruments and Electromechanical. The company employs people at numerous manufacturing, sales and service locations in the United States and in many other countries around the world. Despite the new interest and opportunities


generated by the acquisition, Boergesen believes Alphasense’s existing strengths will still be the key to achieving future growth. “With the business recently turning 25 years old,


we’re at a pivotal point where investment, insight and expertise from a company with AMETEK’s pedigree can help us push forward to reach new heights,” said Boergesen. “Having said that, we still remain fully focused on delivering excellent product performance and outstanding customer service in our pursuit of this future growth.”


www.alphasense.com Founded in 1991, Cleanroom


Management International operates from five sites to serve a diverse portfolio of life science customers, including leaders in the pharmaceutical sector. It specialises in qualification of cleanrooms, HVAC systems and thermal mapping as well as calibration of particle counters and photometers. Established in 1983, Aviatronik has two


laboratories in Milan and Rome and is accredited in Radio Frequency. It serves 700 clients, particularly in the aerospace and defense industries. Guillaume Caroit, CEO of Trescal:


“These two acquisitions fit our strategy perfectly. Cleanroom Management International strengthens our life sciences offer in northwestern Europe, while Aviatronik’s Radio Frequency capabilities solidify our aerospace and defense services in southern Europe.” The two new additions add to the list of acqusitions that Trescal has made since the beginning of 2021. The company has also acquired Celemetrix and Mobile Test’n Cal in Australia, SICT in South Korea and Thailand, and Qualcer in Portugal.


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rescal, a leader in calibration services, has announced the acquisition of Cleanroom Management International (CMI) in Belgium, France and the Netherlands, and


Aviatronik in Italy. These two companies add €13 million in total sales and over 100 calibration experts to the Group. The transactions marked Trescal’s seventh and eighth acquisitions in 2021. They are the 32nd and 33rd since OMERS invested in April 2018.


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