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Listing of all 26 news releases from Analytical Technology:

Compliant measurement of pure water in pharma

Analytical Technology (ATi) announces that its Q45H/64 dissolved ozone monitor enables continuous on-line monitoring and control of ozone systems in the pharmaceutical industry Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (25 April 2008)

Reliable measurement of turbidity in water

Analytical Technology says its A15/76 turbidity monitor is capable of achieving reliable low-range measurements of turbidity levels in both drinking water and industrial water treatment applications Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (12 February 2008)

New approach for ammonia water absorption

Q45N dissolved ammonia monitor can be used in a wide range of applications including waste water treatment, potable water treatment, river and stream water quality and refrigeration coolers Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology ( 6 September 2007)

New residual chlorine monitor offers reliability

The innovative Q45H Residual Chlorine Monitors from Analytical Technology (ATi) provide reliable measurements of chlorine in the food industry without the need for chemical buffering Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (21 August 2007)

ATi wins ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management

ATi was originally awarded its ISO certification in 2004, and this has been extended in 2007 to cover all processes Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (19 July 2007)

Chlorine analyser and recorder functions combined

B20 recording chlorine transmitter combines both a free or chloramine analyser inside a circular chart recorder to provide either 24 hour or seven day recording of chlorine residuals Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology ( 6 June 2007)

Accurate hydrogen sulphide measurements in water

Analytical Technology (ATi) says that its A15/81 dissolved hydrogen sulphide monitor is the first system to achieve precise and direct measurements of hydrogen sulphide levels in water Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (24 May 2007)

Analyser cuts ozone consumption in water treatment

User application article Analytical Technology (ATi) reports that Bristol Water has chosen its Q45H/64 dissolved ozone analyser for the on-line monitoring and control of ozone levels in drinking water Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology ( 2 May 2007)

Chlorine dioxide monitoring for water and food

Analytical Technology (ATi) introduces the innovative Q45H/65 residual chlorine dioxide monitor for the online monitoring and control of industrial disinfection systems Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology ( 6 April 2007)

ATi experiences rapid growth for UK operation

Analytical Technology Inc (ATi) has announced that its European operation experienced its best financial year ever in 2006 Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (23 February 2007)

Reagent-free measurement of residual chlorine

Technical background article Analytical Technology (ATi) introduces a new free of charge application note entitled 'Regent free residual chlorine measurement in process with variable and/or high pH' Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (20 February 2007)

Online particle sensor can detect cryptosporidium

Analytical Technology Inc (ATi) has introduced the innovative new C10/77 particle sensor, for the continuous online monitoring of particle counts in raw water, filter influent and filter effluent Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (24 January 2007)

Sparkling range of water monitors at IWWE 2007

Analytical Technology (ATi) will be exhibiting its range of water monitors on stand B68 at Irish Water Waste and Environment (IWWE), 7-8 March 2007, RDS, Dublin Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology ( 5 January 2007)

Continuous monitoring of H2S in wet conditions

Analytical Technology (ATi) has developed an innovative new odour monitoring system for continuous, reliable monitoring of H2S (hydrogen sulphide) in wet conditions Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (21 December 2006)

Residual chlorine monitor for precise measurement

Analytical Technology's Q45H chlorine monitoring system achieves accurate and reliable free chlorine measurement even in the presence of high levels of un-dissolved iron and manganese salts Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (28 November 2006)

A clearer picture of turbidity measurement

Analytical Technology's new A15/76 turbidity monitor is designed to meet the needs of both municipal drinking water systems and industrial water treatment for reliable, low-range turbidity measurement Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (20 November 2006)

International community orders gas detectors

User application article Analytical Technology (ATi) reports it has received a considerable order for its C16 Portasens gas detectors for delivery via the global association of governments based in New York Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology (27 October 2006)

Reliably measure free fluoride concentration

Analytical Technology (ATi) has developed an innovative new fluoride monitor to provide reliable and continuous measurements of free fluoride concentration in potable water Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology ( 6 October 2006)

Obtain permanent chlorine residual records

Analytical Technology (ATi) has developed an innovative new Residual Chlorine Recorder to provide an integrated and cost-effective solution for monitoring chlorine residuals in water Brochure available

News from Analytical Technology ( 3 October 2006)

Helping food manufacturers demonstrate BAT

Analytical Technology says its turbidity and pH systems enable food manufacturers to comply with new environmental legislation requiring demonstration of best available techniques (BAT) Brochure available