Since 1961 with the introduction of the world’s first portable photometer for cleanroom certifications to the present with the launch of a real-time biodetection sensor, ATI remains a front-runner of innovation. Our latest offering, the Polaron^®, continuously monitors air and provides early-warning alarms of potential aerosol threats. The Polaron can detect and classify aerosol particles down to 0.5 microns, making it ideal for a variety of critical detection applications.

In 2016, ATI acquired DOP Solutions, a UK-based company with over 25 years of experience in the industry. This strategic acquisition provided ATI with local operations in the UK and enabled better technical support and service of our customers and partners within the EMEA region. The UK applications team is well equipped to provide guidance on special projects and conduct local training and certification classes.

Milestones

1996 – launch of the world’s first digital aerosol photometer
1999 – TDA-100P Penetrometer/Filter Tester, supplanting the MIL-STD 282 test requirement with a neat, cold nebulized aerosol, which remains the industry standard
2005 – Joint Service Mask Leakage Tester (JSMLT) for integrity testing of U.S. military protective masks
2012 – the only photometer providing full functionality and operational control from the scanning probe
2016 – launch of a real-time biodetection sensor
2016 – DOP Solutions acquisition

Global Reach

ATI’s products are trusted and used by thousands of customers across more than 100 countries. And with dozens of dedicated sales and service partners, we’ve built a strong network to provide local assistance when needed. Our products have made a difference in the lives of cleanroom certifiers, production engineers, first responders, and military service members throughout the world and will continue to play an important role as we drive the development of innovative technologies to fulfill our mission to Protect People, Products and Critical Infrastructure.

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