Laboratory Products
Hydrogen Analyser Product Line with Affordable New Models
Oct 17 2011
H2scan Corporation has announced the official launch of two new HY-OPTIMA™ hydrogen analyser models designed for implementation in highly contaminated environments. This builds on the Company’s December announcement of their HY-OPTIMA 2700 In-Line Process Hydrogen Monitor, H2scan’s most robust analyser to date.
“We’re proud to officially offer all of our customers more choices for measuring hydrogen in the presence of high-percentage contaminants such as Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) and Carbon Monoxide (CO) – now with increased contaminant potential and at an affordable price point,” said Dennis Reid, H2scan’s President and CEO. “The 740 is suitable for process applications not requiring explosion-proof certification, and the 1740 is IS-rated and
perfect for hazardous locations. Both are especially ideal for refinery applications that require H2S and CO tolerance.”
The new HY-OPTIMA 740 and 1740 analysers support tolerance of 10% H2S and 20% CO environments and uniquely offer real-time indication, accurate hydrogen indication within multi-component and varying-component gas compositions, and do not require a reference gas. To date, they have purposely been in use by limited industrial customers but are now commercially available to all.
“We’ve used H2scan’s analysers for over a year in challenging, contaminated settings and are extremely happy with their performance. Their expansion of their HYOPTIMA line is extremely beneficial to the process, refinery, and petrochemical industries,” said Steve Bernardin, Analyser Engineer at BP Cherry Point.
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