Quantitech Ltd, a specialist instrumentation company based in Milton Keynes, has reported strong growth for the company’s range of H2scan specific hydrogen monitors. Managing Director, Keith Golding says, “We launched the H2scan products in the UK over two years ago and they are now proving highly valuable in a range of specialist applications for which accurate hydrogen monitoring is crucial.”
Applications for the H2scan technology include both health and safety, and process control within a wide variety of industries including petrochemical refineries, hydrogen production, chlorine manufacture, nuclear power/waste, fossil fuel power, chrome plating, lead acid battery monitoring, research, semiconductor and electronics manufacture, abatement exhausts, transformer oil, and automotive (fuel cell technologies).
Golding says “The success of the H2scan hydrogen specific solid-state sensing technology is largely attributable to its ability to detect hydrogen against virtually any background gases and in a broad range of environmental conditions.”
