Analytical Technology Inc

Analytical Technology Inc. announces that its GasSens monitor enables safe and efficient continuous on-line monitoring and control of gas detection in the pharmaceutical industry. Analytical Technology is the de facto company for chlorine monitoring in water, and the recent introduction of the GasSens monitor to the UK market complements the company's existing portfolio of water and gas instrumentation.

Analytical Technology Inc. announces that 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. Turbidity is measured in nearly all water systems and is a general indicator of the optical clarity of water. The A15/76 Turbidity Monitor from ATi is capable of accurately measuring turbidity in clean or waste water. In clean water applications, the unique sensor flowcell eliminates sample degassing for precise and reliable results. In dirty water applications, ATi’s Auto-Clean system allows reliable accurate measurement without the need for constant cleaning.

Analytical Technology Inc. announces that the Royal Mint has selected its Q45/72 pH/ORP monitor to improve the quality of its effluents and to better comply with Environment Agency regulations. The versatile Q45/72 system is designed for use in industrial and municipal applications and contains sensors specifically engineered to function normally in applications where conventional sensors typically fail.

Analytical Technology Inc. announces that its Q45H/64 Dissolved Ozone Monitor enables continuous on-line monitoring and control of ozone systems in the pharmaceutical industry. The Q45H/64 Monitor from ATi helps pharmaceutical organizations to achieve compliance with regulatory frameworks in the UK and internationally.

Analytical Technology has introduced its ground-breaking Q45N Dissolved Ammonia Monitor, a completely new approach to on-line monitoring of ammonia which is simpler, cheaper and more stable than conventional monitoring equipment. Continuous monitoring of ammonia in water and wastewater streams is becoming increasingly important for plant operations and process control. This new ammonia system represents a major step forward in providing users with a monitor which is both simple to operate and economical to purchase.

Analytical Technology Inc. (ATi) announces that 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. Turbidity is measured in nearly all water systems and is a general indicator of the optical clarity of water. The A15/76 Turbidity Monitor from ATi is capable of accurately measuring turbidity in clean or waste water. In clean water applications, the unique sensor flowcell eliminates sample degassing for precise and reliable results. In dirty water applications, ATi's Auto-Clean system allows reliable accurate measurement without the need for constant cleaning.

Manchester-based Analytical Technology Inc. (ATi) announces that it has received a ‘Best Instrument Supplier’ award in Q2 2007 from utilities provider United Utilities for its provision of residual chlorine monitors. The award was presented to ATi after an in-depth evaluation of all suppliers by United Utilities and recognises ATi’s outstanding performance across a range of key areas including project design, delivery and quality. United Utilities’ operational equipment suppliers are monitored each quarter for quality and performance against a set of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

Analytical Technology Inc. (ATi) announces that it has recently launched a new, easy-to-use website at www.analyticaltechnology.com. Containing information on the full portfolio of ATi’s water and gas monitors as well as support information, the new website has been created to provide ATi’s customers with the knowledge they need to ensure a safe and healthy environment.

Analytical Technology Inc. (ATi) announces that it has recently launched a new, easy-to-use website at www.analyticaltechnology.com. Containing information on the full portfolio of ATi’s water and gas monitors as well as support information, the new website has been created to provide ATi’s customers with the knowledge they need to ensure a safe and healthy environment.

Manchester-based Analytical Technology Inc. (ATi) announces that it has received a 'Best Instrument Supplier' award in Q2 2007 from utilities provider United Utilities for its provision of residual chlorine monitors. The award was presented to ATi after an in-depth evaluation of all suppliers by United Utilities and recognises ATi's outstanding performance across a range of key areas including project design, delivery and quality. United Utilities' operational equipment suppliers are monitored each quarter for quality and performance against a set of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

Analytical Technology Inc, (ATi) announces that its A15/79 Total Chlorine Monitor is capable of accurately measuring residual chlorine even in wastewater using a unique non contact sensing technique that provides significant advantages over traditional systems. Total chlorine measurements are essential in order to ensure safe levels of chlorine in water effluents, as excessive chlorine levels can be highly toxic and cause significant damage to river habitats.

Analytical Technology Inc. (ATi) announces that its diverse range of water monitors offers unique benefits for the paper and board industry, enabling timely and cost-effective regulatory compliance. The treatment of effluent generated from paper and board manufacturers in the UK is governed by strict regulations such as consent to discharge to public sewers, governed in the UK by the Environment Agency and by water companies. European consent conditions for discharge to controlled waters are becoming ever more stringent, with the risk of legal proceedings for continued consent failure. ATi's monitors provide dependable and accurate results, helping paper manufacturers to easily and quickly comply with these rules.