Optical Probes & Process Sensors

Liquid chromatography generates some of the most consequential data in downstream bioprocessing: peak identification, fraction cut points, yield calculations, purity assessments. All of it depends on the accuracy of one measurement — UV absorbance. For […]

The oil in water analyzer principle an engineer selects determines sensitivity, dictates which oil types are detectable, and governs whether continuous inline monitoring is achievable at all. UV fluorescence, IR absorption, and EPA Method 1664 […]

Semiconductor manufacturing depends on a level of purity few other industries ever approach. Ultra-pure water (UPW), wet etch chemicals, and photoresist materials must be kept free of organics, metals, and microscopic impurities that can alter […]

Bioprocessing has evolved dramatically over the past decade. Higher-expressing cell lines, intensified upstream processes, and more complex purification workflows mean you’re routinely handling higher protein titers and more valuable intermediates than ever before. But while […]

Facilities that store or process petroleum products, lubricants, or fuel compounds must continuously monitor the risk of hydrocarbon contamination in stormwater, discharge points, and bunded areas. Unaddressed oil releases can lead to downstream environmental harm, […]

pH measurement performance can directly impact process control and product quality, affecting everything from batch consistency to regulatory compliance. While selecting a pH probe may seem straightforward, each application environment presents distinct challenges. Chemical processing […]