Eco-friendly gas analysis innovation

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

Eco-friendly gas analysis innovation

30 Nov, 2023

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Hiden Analytical Ltd introduces the QGA 2.0 Gas Analyser, a ground-breaking innovation in gas analysis technology that not only excels in performance but also champions environmental sustainability. This advanced system is designed with sustainability as its guiding principle, utilising eco-friendly materials and ensuring full recyclability at the end of its life cycle. The QGA 2.0 sets a new standard by significantly reducing both weight and size, leading to more efficient shipping and a smaller carbon footprint.

Key sustainable features of the QGA 2.0 include a 42% reduction in size and weight compared to its predecessor, enhancing transportation efficiency and minimising environmental impact. The construction prioritises sustainable materials, chosen for their lower environmental footprint, contributing to a more eco-conscious future. The QGA 2.0 is designed for end-of-life recyclability, allowing easy recycling of components and promoting a circular economy. Furthermore, the system operates with enhanced energy efficiency, reducing its ecological footprint throughout its lifecycle.

This commitment to environmental stewardship reflects Hiden Analytical's dedication to promoting sustainable practices within the scientific community.

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