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In view of the declining trend of COVID cases, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Wednesday issued guidelines to resume mandatory Breath Analyser Test for all pilots and cabin crew.

QED Environmental Systems, Inc. Click to read more...

Signal Group, the UK developer and manufacturer of advanced gas analysis and calibration instrumentation, has submitted both portable and fixed VOC analysers for MCERTS certification, and the company’s stand (D11) at AQE 2022 will feature both instruments. Click to read more...

Protea will be presenting an entire range of portable and fixed CEM solutions at AQE. Click to read more...

Quantifying and reporting the direct emissions of GHG and NH3 are critical first steps towards improving air quality. Click to read more...

ESSLAB are launching their new Discrete Analyser Reagent Range for environmental laboratories - designed for every make and model of automated analyser. Click to read more...

From the recently MCERTS approved, low-power N500 CAPS TRUE NO2/NOx Analyser from Teledyne API, to the newly enhanced compact Zephyr air quality sensor from Earthsense, there will be plenty to discover on the Enviro Technology Services stand at AQE 2022!  Including some of our other MCERTS-approved products – the new ever-popular Met One BAM-1020-N continuous particulate monitor (now with LAN connectivity and touch...

DynamiQ-X NG2210 and NG2220: endless capabilities - extremely compact design The new gas analyser DynamiQ-X NG2210 from Sensirion provides fast and accurate on-line monitoring of natural gas and delivers calorific values for composition control and custody transfer purposes. Click to read more...

UK based Protea provide world class analysers along with complete CEMS, they can also offer full technical support and service either from their headquarters, or via their distributors around the world. Click to read more...

With the new ELEMENTRAC ONH-p 2, Eltra presents a powerful and robust elemental analyser for measuring oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen concentrations in inorganic samples such as steel, iron, copper or ceramics. Click to read more...