World class gas detection products with service to match

Gas detection

World class gas detection products with service to match

15 Feb, 2019

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Shawcity Ltd is an EMEA strategic channel partner for City Technology (incorporating Sensoric GmbH), one of the world’s leading manufacturers in gas sensing technology. With over 300 high performance sensor products detecting 28 common and exotic gases, the range includes 3, 4, 5 and 7 Series, MICROcel, MICROpel and Sensoric variants.

With these high-performance sensors used across various applications, Shawcity work closely with businesses and organisations operating in fields as diverse as medical, metal processing, chemical, automotive, agriculture, pharmaceutical, textiles, water & waste water treatment, mining, pulp and paper processing, gas detection/monitoring manufacturers, petrochemical, utilities and R&D institutes, including leading universities.

Shawcity’s latest products include 4OxLL and 5OxLL long-life oxygen sensors which work for seven years; 4F and 4MF carbon monoxide sensors with fast response and recovery times; high-range Hydrogen Sulphide 3E 2000 S Sensoric sensors ideal for landfill and biogas; A5F+ carbon monoxide sensors offering extended range.

Shawcity offer one to one technical support from a dedicated, knowledgeable team, sensor advice for R&D and start-ups projects, individual samples and immediate dispatch on certain stock and account support for quantity breaks.

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