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After many years of intensive cooperation with our customers we have established ourselves in the market as service-oriented sensor specialists and today we are represented by more than 6,700 employees in over 70 countries worldwide. Even though we have grown into a big company we have still maintained the virtues of the founding years: The flexibility and individuality of a small enterprise and the quality and professionalism of a group. And our customers are still today in the centre of our work – close to you.
Quality for us is a term far exceeding the actual product. All our processes are focused on customer service and product quality. We personally support our customers – no matter where in the world and in which language. And if it has to be fast, our experts will provide competent support through our free service hotlines. We use our customers’ feedback to continuously improve the quality of our products. In special test procedures we stress our sensors far beyond their limits to make sure that they keep what we promise in the customers’ processes. In addition each product is submitted to a final inspection before it leaves our premises. This is a promise we take seriously and so we grant a 5-year warranty on each catalogue product.
ifm electronic ltd. efector
house Kingsway Business Park, Oldfield Road, Hampton Middlesex TW12 2HD Tel: 020 8213-2222 Web:
https://www.ifm.com/gb/en
Interface Force Measurement was formed as an independent company in 1996 as the exclusive UK and Ireland distributor for US manufacturer, Interface Inc’s extensive range of load cells, which includes bending beam, S-beam and low-profile load cells. At that time the product range
didn’t include items like signal amplifiers, displays or other electronics associated with load cell use. Interface Force Measurements immediately set about creating a range of locally manufactured digital displays, signal amplifiers and other electronics to ensure we could offer our customers everything required to make successful, repeatable and accurate force measurements. Since then, our customer’s
requirements have grown more complex and we’ve continued to develop and expand our product range to meet their evolving needs. In addition to load cells and an expanded range of electronics and data logging software, we’re now able to offer; • Pressure sensors from U.S. manufacturer GP50
• Pressure Mapping Systems from market-leading manufacturer XSensor,
• The Interface range of both rotary and reaction torque transducers
• 3 and 6 axis load cells from both Interface and AMTI
Interface Force Measurement 19 Wellington Business Park, Dukes Ride, Crowthorne RG45 6LS Tel: 01344 776666 Fax: 01344 774765 Web:
www.interfaceforce.co.uk
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Ion Science Ltd The Way, Fowlmere SG8 7UT Tel: 01763 208503 Fax: 01763 209477 Email:
chris.payne@
ionscience.com Web:
www.ionscience.com
ION Science is a leading UK manufacturer of technologically advanced PID gas detection sensors and instrumentation, distributed worldwide. The MiniPID 2 miniature
photoionisation sensor from ION Science is revolutionising the gas detection market. MiniPID 2 is found in all ION Science PID instruments and has been adopted by leading gas detection manufacturers worldwide, making it the most widely used PID sensor available. The ION Science PID sensor
technology has received independent verification as best performing on the market proven to outperform all others for speed, accuracy, and give the best performance within humid environments. MiniPID 2 incorporates the
unique patented Fence Electrode Technology with three-electrode format and Anti-contamination design, enabling maximum resistance to humidity and contamination. ION Science recently launched
MiniPID 2 HS high sense sensor offering sub-ppb level detection. With capabilities of detecting trace levels of volatile organic compounds, the MiniPID 2 HS is ideal for indoor air quality monitoring applications.
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