Advanced online analyzers and water quality monitoring systems for process optimization and environmental compliance.
We help specify the right analyzer and sensor technology for your sample conditions and compliance requirements.
Field support for sample conditioning, panel integration and installation of newly supplied analyzers.
Scheduled calibration and verification to keep readings accurate and audit-ready.
Ex-rated analyzers certified for hazardous area zones in oil and gas, petrochemical and process plants.
Standard analyzers for non-hazardous locations such as utility, water treatment and sample room installations.
Single-platform analyzers that measure multiple water and process quality parameters from one sample stream.
Silt density index testing to assess fouling risk ahead of membrane systems.
Every analyzer we deliver is matched to your sample conditions and calibrated for reliable, repeatable readings.
Water Quality Monitoring Systems I Analyzer Sampling Systems I Sample Conditioning Systems I Analyzer Panels
H2S, Hydrocarbon(HC), Ammonia(NH3), turbidity, chlorine, Total Organic Carbon (TOC), Total nitrogen (TN), Total phosphorus (TP), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), Oil in Water, silica(SiO2) and SDI analyzers for water treatment and process quality monitoring.
Yes. We supply sampling and conditioning systems that deliver a stable, representative sample to the analyzer.
Yes. Every analyzer we integrate is sourced through authorized channels, with full traceability back to the manufacturer.
Yes. We supply analyzers with standard 4-20mA, HART and Modbus outputs for seamless integration with your existing control and monitoring systems.
Calibration frequency depends on the analyzer type and application. We offer scheduled calibration and verification support to keep readings accurate and compliant.
Yes. We design and fabricate analyzer panels and shelters matched to your sampling system, site conditions and area classification.
Yes. We supply auto samplers and stream multiplexing systems that allow a single analyzer to monitor multiple sample points in sequence.