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Listing of all 20 news releases from Ion Science:
PID gas detector is intrinsically safe
Fixed PID gas detector for detection and monitoring of total volatile organic compounds is ideal for use in manufacturing and process industries.
News from Ion Science (27 November 2007)
PID instruments enhance VOC detection
Superior software features give significant user benefits including data logging, TWTEL averaging and detection capabilities down to parts-per-billion levels.
News from Ion Science (27 November 2007)
Sensors check soil and water quality
User application article Set with gasoline vapours as its target gas, PhoCheck+ detected oil levels ranging from 3 to 33 parts per million across the contaminated area.
News from Ion Science (26 October 2007)
Gas sensors monitor fighter jets
Ion Science's GasCheck 3000is was recently selected as the instrument of choice for detecting refrigerant gases on the wing tips of BAE Systems Typhoon Euro Fighters.
News from Ion Science ( 9 August 2007)
Contract puts VOC detectors in RN submarines
Ion Science has been awarded a contract to supply and provide in-service support for 20 PhoCheck+ 1000 photoionisation detectors for use on Royal Navy Submarines.
News from Ion Science (20 November 2006)
Photoionisation breakthrough receives US Patent
Cambridge based Ion Science has been granted a patent for the most significant breakthrough in photoionisation in ten years.
News from Ion Science (16 October 2006)
Detector watches for volatile organic compounds
The TVOC is a fixed PID gas detector for the detection and monitoring of total volatile organic compounds.
News from Ion Science ( 7 April 2006)
Detectors spot VOCs and other toxic gases
Ion Science has released its improved PhoCheck+ range of PID gas detectors for the detection of volatile organic compounds and other toxic gases.
News from Ion Science (20 July 2005)
Handheld instrument detects more gases
FirstCheck is the first multigas detector to combine complete VOC and toxic gas detection from parts per billion up to 10,000ppm with more traditional sensors for O2, H2S, CO and LEL detection.
News from Ion Science (25 May 2004)
Dutch distribution for gas detectors
Ion Science has entered into an alliance with Euro Index, a leading importer/wholesaler of measuring and control equipment in the Netherlands.
News from Ion Science (23 December 2003)
Detector sniffs out chemical weapons
The PhoCheck 5000Ex is designed for a number of applications, including first response to hazardous materials (Hazmat) and chemical weapons.
News from Ion Science (23 December 2003)
Simple claims for photo-ionisation detector
The PhoCheck 1000 is an "entry-level" photo-ionisation detector capable of detecting a large range of volatile organic compounds.
News from Ion Science ( 1 October 2003)
Virtual leak diameters set flow standards
ISL has developed a unique method to produce VLDs having a single sharp and circular hole and able to withstand a pressure differential of 60bar.
News from Ion Science ( 2 July 2003)
VLDs set a "hole in one" standard
A new range of virtual leak detectors comes after a two-year developement project to support current fuel system testing specifications, and to meet emerging common rail diesel testing requirements.
News from Ion Science (28 May 2003)
New technology tackles leak detection
Ion Science is looking for OEM automation partners to bring its new photoionisation leak detection technology to market.
News from Ion Science (17 April 2002)
Company cars shift to LPG
In an move that reflects the company's shift towards green technology, ION Science has begun a programme that will see its entire fleet of company vehicles running on Liquid Petroleum Gas
News from Ion Science (14 December 2000)
Ion Science sets up alliance with Anachem
Ion Science has entered into a major strategic alliance with Luton based Anachem, arguably one of the UK's most successful distributors of laboratory and gas analysis products.
News from Ion Science (14 November 2000)
Gas leak in hydrogen cooled generator - sorted
User application article When Edison Mission Energy had difficulty locating a gas leak in one of its hydrogen cooled generators, it approached leak detection experts Ion Science for the solution
News from Ion Science (20 July 2000)
VOC gas leaks detected faster than ever
Ion Science Limited have launched the Phocheck 5000EX hand-held ionisation instrument, which can find and monitor leaks of VOC gases even down to 10 ppb levels
News from Ion Science (14 July 2000)
SF6 leak detector makes switchgear production safe
Ion Science have recently completed a three year development programme in response to industry demands for a portable, ultra high sensitivity non-radioactive leak detector.
News from Ion Science (16 June 2000)
