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LTH Electronics have designed a dissolved oxygen sensor for the process industries. This ProcessProbe™ has been designed with a robust reinforced membrane, it has a simple cartridge membrane replacement, it has flat face obstruction less measurement and proven performance. Read More

Temperature Controls, sole SA agents for RKC, are proud to announce the new range of high performance controllers, the FB Series. Read More

AOIP have designed an on-site multifunction calibrator. Simultaneous Measurement, protection for the on-site use and easy connection system are just some of the features of this Calys50. Read More

The single-wavelength TempoMatic 4000 and Fiberview 5000 Series Sensors are designed to provide high performance and low maintenance operation in demanding industrial environments. These single-wavelength sensors are used to measure most common materials in general purpose applications. Read More

The MTL6000 range of IS Terminals are designed to be utilized as Operator Stations in the chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry, oil and gas production markets, power plants, mills, alcohol processing market, incineration plants and the food and drinks industry. Read More

Combining the benefits of epoxy resins and polyurethanes, Master Bond Polymer System EP30D-7 offers superior strength, flexibility, abrasion resistance and toughness. Read More

Visit us at Electra Mining from Monday 4th October to Friday 8th October . Read More

We supply the following Temperature and Humidity Measurement; Digital Psychrometer, Large Display Thermo-Hygrometer, Low Cost In/Out Thermometer. Read More

The Industrial Hydraulics training course covers hydraulic basics/principles and hydraulic components in explicit detail. Read More

Since 1960 Müller CO-AX have been involved with the manufacturing of coaxial valves used in the machine tool and gas industry as well as many other industrial applications. Read More

The first milestone in the history of the South African Oil Industry was in 1884, when the first oil company was started in Cape Town. Read More