Category: News
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Did you know? New milestone for CHROMATOTEC
📣 Exciting News from Chromatotec! 👏 We are proud to announce that Chromatotec, in collaboration with our UK distributor We Care 4 Air, has been awarded a key contract for replacement Instrumentation for use on the UK Automatic Hydrocarbons Network. Four complete Chromatotec automatic GC systems will replace existing laboratory type GC. This decision follows…
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Development, optimization and validation of automated volatile organic compound data analysis using an on-line thermal desorption gas chromatograph with dual detection and application to measurements in ambient air
Journal of Chromatography A xxx (xxxx) 465327 Development, optimization and validation of automated volatile organic compound data analysis using an on-line thermal desorption gas chromatograph with dual detection and application to measurements in ambient air This paper explores a method for automating the analysis of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) using a dual-detection thermal desorption gas…
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Portable Temperature-Controlled Permeation Device for Formaldehyde Gas Standards
Microchemical Journal 206 (2024) 111544 This joint article by ICPEES (CNRS/University of Strasbourg) and Chromatotec introduces an innovative portable device for generating formaldehyde gas, crucial for indoor air quality analysis. The lightweight, low-gas consumption device allows accurate on-site calibrations across a wide range of concentrations. This tool addresses the increasing need for monitoring atmospheric pollutants…
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New Headquarters and Workshops for Chromatotec
Chromatotec is proud to announce that its new building, housing both the headquarters and workshops, is now operational! Production activities have commenced at this new site at the beginning of 2024.
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Did you know ? Continuous monitoring of natural gas and permanent gases
Permanent gas analysis covers a wide range of applications in the petrochemical, chemical, and energy industry fields. For example, permanent gases such as O2, CO2, N2, Ar, CH4 or ethane are common in pure gas manufacturing, refinery gases, natural gas, fuel cell gases, and many other industrial processes.