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Over forty years ago, after becoming disillusioned with working in the aerospace industry Roger Parker formed Partech (Electronics) Ltd. The Company was originally based in Hertfordshire and designed and produced a miscellaneous range of electronic products for a mixed market. An approach from the Water Pollution Research Laboratory (WPRL) to collaborate on the design, development and production of an instrument to measure water quality paved the way into the waste water market that remains the core of the Company's business to the present day. In 1969 Roger Parker decided he would like a lifestyle change and moved, taking the Company with him, to St Austell, Cornwall. After operating from several locations around the town the company moved into its current premises in 1988.
By then Partech was an established supplier to the water & wastewater industries and had built an excellent reputation with its customers, primarily the water utilities. The subsequent privatisation of these bodies during the late 1980's was to prove most beneficial to the Company.During the development of the company a number of notable firsts have been achieved. In the mid 1970's Partech developed the first automatic sludge blanket monitor, providing an analogue output proportional to the depth of the sludge blanket. This principal is still in use today, and has been proven to work in applications where the modern ultrasonic type systems also offered by Partech cannot operate. In the early 1980's the need to reduce the labour on treatment plants led to the introduction of the TurbiTech self cleaning sensors. These sensors have been continually evolved into the market leading TurbiTechw² that is in production today.
After a period of ill health Roger Parker died at the end of 1999. The company directors then carried out a management buy out of the company from the estate. Partech's good name for quality products within the market continues and it is adding to its reputation by delivering a high standard of service that is perceived by its customer as among the best in the sector. Over many years of trading the company has established a reputation for the quality of its products and levels of service it provides and enjoys a name second to none within the water industry.

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Sludgewatch 715 - Sludge Blanket DetectionThe SludgeWatch 715 provides a simple, low cost method of spot checking the sludge blanket level in a wide variety of settlement tanks. The cable reel design removes the need for any additional carrying bag. The sludge blanket is detected by winding the sensor down into the tank, the audible tone will change and the LED illuminates once the sensor has reached the blanket. The markings on the sensor cable are then used to determine the depth of the ... |
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Dissolved Oxygen Monitoring - Monitoring Dissolved Oxygen in the Activated Sludge ProcessBeing able to act on accurate measurement of Dissolved Oxygen in activated sludge plants will enable you to maintain levels of bacterial activity, avoid breaches in discharge consents and operate as cost effectively as possible. Too little dissolved oxygen can lead to bacterial inactivity and ineffective treatment, whilst too much, wastes energy and can cause unnecessary wear and tear to the aeration system. |

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System Integration - Single Source Supply of Complete Instrumentation PackagesPartech offer a single source supply for complete instrumentation packages, from a small system where a monitor needs to be mounted inside an outer enclosure, to full kiosk and trailer mounted systems including sample preparation, telemetry interfacing and power management. By having a single source for the full system it is easy to attribute responsibility for successful implementation of the specified measurement requirement. |
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Instrument Hire - Portable and Temporary Instruments and AnalysersPartech have a range of instruments and analysers that are available for short term hire. This provides a cost effective way of sourcing monitoring equipment for use during construction work, site commissioning or as a tool for investigation of site performance. |

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Training - Informal On-Site Training to Full Classroom SessionsFor any capital investment to provide good value for money it is essential that operators, technicians and plant managers have a full understanding of the products that are being installed. |


