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Firms partner: deliver complete light hydrocarbon measuring, analytics

Light hydrocarbon measurement and analytical solutions

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Light hydrocarbon measurement and analytical solutions are now offered to Servomex and H2Scan hydrocarbon processing and natural gas clients - as they join forces.

The new partnership completes Servomex's end-to-end offering for multi-component light hydrocarbon analyzer and gas chromatograph alternative with SERVOTOUGH SpectraScan. It provides reliable, robust measurement of hydrocarbon gases. H2Scan's hydrogen-specific sensing system detects hydrogen against practically any background gases without false readings or expensive support equipment.

Full partnership and measurement/analytical solutions data are free.

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