About Gasmet Technologies
Gasmet is known as a synonym for gas analysis. Power plants are equipped with Gasmet Emission measurement technology. Our excellence lies in FTIR, Mercury, and Dioxin measuring systems.
Gasmet’s portable FTIR analyzers are unique, being capable to measure even corrosive, hot and wet gases, performing reliable analysis year after year. Typical applications include Gas Engines, Emissions and Greenhouse gas measurements. In process applications FTIR offers superior speed for a fraction of maintenance costs compared to traditional gas chromatographs. With our sampling system engineering capabilities, we are able to offer the solution even for most challenging gas analysis.
At Analytica 2020 we present world’s smallest high-performance FTIR gas analyzer, with battery operation, IP54 protection, and weighting only 9,4 kg.
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