At Environics, we deliver gas mixing technologies based on ultra-precise thermal mass flow controllers (MFCs) and extremely accurate computerization and calibration. This enables us to generate custom and standard solutions for gas flow instrumentation that runs the gamut of commercial and research applications. Here we will offer a breakdown of some of the key market
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A permeation system is a simple yet effective device used to generate precise gas blends for a wide range of applications, from biological/medical mixing to
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Continuous emission monitoring—sometimes abbreviated to CEM—is a requirement established by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ensure compliance with the appropriate emission standards. It
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The defence industry requires advanced technology and solutions for the unique, and often extreme conditions, in which people work. The military conducts scientific and technological
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A gas humidifier is a device used to add water vapor to gas flow to create an exact relative humidity (RH). Relative humidity refers to
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Gas chromatography (GC) is a workhorse technique used to separate, identify, and quantify chemical compounds contained in a carrier gas. It is renowned for its
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Across the globe, environmental regulatory authorities require manufacturing industries to monitor their pollutant emission rates. The most common means of measuring emissions is with continuous
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Modified atmosphere packaging is used to either passively or actively monitor or alter the atmosphere which surrounds a product inside a package. Modified atmospheres are
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As the name might suggest, gas blenders are designed to mix different gases for academic, commercial, and industrial purposes. Sometimes referred to as blends, specific
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In many industrial or research applications, gases need to be diluted from a high concentration to a variety of lower concentrations. A frequently used application of gas dilution is in the calibration of gas detectors, analyzers and sensors. If gas dilution equipment is not to the correct specifications, the end product can be negatively impacted.
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