chemical inspection Applications
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Inspection technology for the Pharmaceuticals industry
by Inspectahire Instrument Company Ltd. based in Aberdeen, UNITED KINGDOMSafety and cost are two of the biggest concerns in industry today. At Inspectahire we realise this and aim to minimise the effect of them both. We do this by using the latest inspection technology which can either be operated remotely or if the requirements allow, by man.
Cloud Software solutions for service providers
by Titan Cloud Software Company, LLC based in Brentwood, TENNESSEE (USA)Every petroleum equipment provider and environmental company understands that it takes the right tools to do the job. Titan`s cloud toolbox contains everything your business needs to provide top-notch services, and scale those services across thousands of sites without adding staff. Use of Titan`s cloud helps create new rivers of revenue that will flow your way to feed your business for years to come. For starters, Titan can link you to your client`s ATGs so you can stay on top of their critical alarms and resolve most of these remotely in minutes. This makes you invaluable. If you offer environmental services, Titan`s software automates release detection from the ATG, manages and keeps you apprised of critical testing and inspection dates, reminds you when registrations and permits are coming due, and provides a dashboard in which to manage each client with ease. On the maintenance front, you`ll find no better tool to dispatch and manage work orders, perform monthly visual inspections from an iPhone or iPad, and keep your clients continually in the services loop with you.
Security X-Ray
by Geomorph Instruments based in Piraeus, GREECESecurity X-ray for EOD/IED inspection must be conducted with the utmost caution. The safe disposal of a suspect device and the neutralization of an unexploded weapon both depend upon a full understanding of the components inside the item being X-rayed, as well as their current status. Is the suspect item a real threat or a dummy? Is the detonator of the EOD primed, or can the object be moved? Are we dealing with a chemical or biological device where disruption could be disastrous? All of these questions can be firmly and quickly answered with a high-resolution, and high-penetration X-ray image.
