Move to New Facility allows for Expansion of Gas Sensing Company

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Move to New Facility allows for Expansion of Gas Sensing Company

09 Sep, 2014

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Edinburgh Sensors (UK), a global supplier of high performance gas sensing technology, today announced plans to expand with a move to new facilities.

Edinburgh Sensors has seen a marked increase in interest from system integrators involved in a number of different markets including process control, waste management, total organic carbon monitoring and horticulture to name just a few. The new facility in Livingston UK boasts an extended production area and additional office space for further expansion.

The building opening celebrations were led by Mr. Richard Lo, President and CEO of Techcomp and Mr. Mark Vosloo, CEO of Edinburgh Instruments. Mr. Vosloo commented "Expansion was a necessary and major step for the company. With growing interest in our gas sensors the move allows us to increase our production capacity whilst continuing to offer highly skilled technical support and service for our high performance products."

Edinburgh Sensors gas sensors have, over 30 years, built an enviable reputation as suppliers of fast, accurate and reliable instrumentation designed to withstand harsh environments and provide real time information. Measurement options from ppm to 100% of CO, CO2, CH4 gases and on-board Barometric Pressure Correction deliver true concentration readings.

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