Ion Science

Ion Science introduce Cub, the world’s smallest, lightest, most sensitive personal PID monitor for fast, accurate detection of volatile organic and total aromatic compounds, keeping workers safe within their environment. With market leading parts-per-billion sensitivity, Cub gives an early warning of exposure to hazardous gases, including benzene.

Ion Science announces the introduction of the Hydrosteel 7000 Transportable Light, a newly developed lightweight corrosion monitor for the non-intrusive measurement of hydrogen flux.

Ion Science has introduced GasClam, said to be the first gas monitor to give continuous, unmanned ground-gas data collection. Its ability to log long-term, real trend information is a revolution in gas management and risk prediction allowing informed decisions to be made on accurate, reliable data. As more landfill gas to energy projects are undertaken, GasClam becomes an indispensible tool in evaluating gas production.

The Ion Science PhoCheck+ has received independent verification as the best performing PID by the state of Maine Department of Environmental Protection (ME DEP). Subsequent to a stringent testing and selection process between competing PID technologies, the ME DEP has standardised the Ion Science PhoCheck+ 3000 for use in all their underground storage tanks, emergency response and air monitoring applications.

Ion Science enjoyed recent success at ACHEMA – the international exhibition & congress on chemical engineering, environmental protection and biotechnology. Located in hall 4.1 for industrial and labour safety, the show provided the ideal platform for Ion Science to showcase its new GasClam instrument and latest developments in PID, SF6 and corrosion monitoring.