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based inBurwell, UNITED KINGDOM
Delta-T offers a wide range of data loggers and sensors able to measure and record hydrological, meteorological and other environmental parameters. Our products provide direct measurements of the forces and effects that renewable energy and other ...
based inLeek, NETHERLANDS
Wellinq is a Dutch high tech company founded in 2011. Two of Wellinq’s constituent elements, Pendracare International and Blue Medical Devices, produce solely medical devices under own brand or OEM-solutions. The third, Sentron, produces sensors, ...
based inLyon, FRANCE
Luxaqua is an international engineering company based in Lyon, France, that designs and builds aquatic facilities for research centres. Founded in 2007, we are on a mission to help accelerate research on aquatic habitats and their inhabitants. We ...
based inSirnach, SWITZERLAND
The STS Group has been developing the world of sensor technology since 1987. Its portfolio includes high-quality pressure transducers, pressure sensors, submersible sensors and data loggers, enabling precise measurements in a wide range of ...
based inBerlin, GERMANY
In more than 30 years LAR Process Analysers AG has established itself as world's leading manufacturer of high quality online water analyzers. Since its foundation in 1986 the Berlin-based company has been developing, manufacturing and supplying ...
based inCalgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Oak Environmental Inc. builds solutions for the environmental, hydrogeological, geotechnical, mining and oil & gas industries. Since 1985 we have specialized in the design, manufacture, distribution, installation, rental, and repair of geosciences ...
based inBellevue, WASHINGTON (USA)
Since 1995, Sequoia Scientific, Inc. has been the global leader in technologies for submersible and field measurements of suspended particles, and particle size distributions. Sequoia invented the LISST series of aquatic science sensors in 1995. ...