Next year marks Gasmet’s 30th anniversary, and as we are kicking off the last quarter of the year, we thought now would be a good time to stop and reminisce the important work that we do. In this article, we share our thoughts on how and why we became the world-leading company in manufacturing and distributing reliable and robust gas analyzers and emission monitoring systems. It has been an eventful journey around the world, powered by our three main values of improving air quality, protecting the environment and promoting work safety.

Gasmet’s vision is to live on a planet with less emissions. To fulfill this mission, we manufacture reliable and complete continuous emissions monitoring systems. We specialize in two different kinds of monitoring systems: 1) Continuous Mercury Monitoring system and 2) Continuous Emissions Monitoring system for other gas compounds. In this article we will introduce the latter: CEMS II e for Continuous Emissions Monitoring needs. It offers TÜV and MCERTS certified solution (QAL1) for a wide range of demanding emission monitoring applications.{{cta(『f5d301d8-91c1-4a0f-afb5-96950fb6921b』,’justifycenter』)}}

Understanding climate change and committing to its mitigation has become part of everyday life and actions in companies around the world. Gasmet, too, is committed to reduce its environmental impact through its company strategy and core business, gas analyzers. For this article we introduced our very own sustainability experts, Quality Manager Ulla Kosonen and Sales Channels and Marketing Manager, Nenne Nordström who have been actively involved in creating Gasmet’s new 1.5 °C Strategy, which, for example, outlines Gasmet’s actions against the Climate Change.

Mercury monitoring requires high standards of quality from a measuring technology. In this article we will introduce you to the Gasmet Continuous Mercury Monitoring (CMM) System based on the Cold Vapor Atomic Fluorescence (CVAF) measurement principle. It is an extremely selective monitoring system that has the highest possible sensitivity for Mercury. Read more to find out what this involves.