Italian Manufacturer of Analytical Tools to Exhibit at CEM 2016

Stack monitoring

Italian Manufacturer of Analytical Tools to Exhibit at CEM 2016

02 Apr, 2016

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The Italian company Pollution srl is an experienced designer and manufacturer of analytical tools for the on-site chemical analysis of volatile compounds. Since 1991 Pollution srl has put efforts in designing ground-breaking products and today it is a leading company in emissions FID technologies and microGC.

Pollution srl invite you to visit their Stand 60 at CEM 2016 in Lisbon 18th-20th May. During the fair, you will have the chance to discover their best-in-class products -

POLARIS FID, a TUV certified on-site portable TOC Analyser for Stack Emission Monitoring. It is a fully portable heated FID instrument and it incorporates everything needed for full onsite analysis. Along with stack monitoring, it also performs environmental screening and it is perfect as a portable, efficient solution to monitor needs in harsh environments.

GCX MicroGC, based on micro gaschromatographic technology. The GCX with its 19-inch rack chassis configuration is the ideal tool for online applications and continuous monitoring. Compared to the classical lab gas chromatographs, the GCX significantly speeds up the analysis time: it performs a complete analysis of permanent gases (H2, O2, N2, CO, CO2), saturates hydrocarbons and olefins (C1-C5 and C6+) in less than 160 seconds. 

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