Antek agency for OEN Enterprises
December 2003
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OEN Enterprises has gained the Antek Process Instruments agency for the sub-Sahara region. Antek is best known in the petrochemical industries for its accurate and reliable sulphur and total nitrogen laboratory analysers, however, the company also offers on-line process analysers for the same measurements. Antek is now part of the PAC (Petroleum Analyser Company) Group.
Using their proprietary pyro-fluorescence analysis technology, Antek provides a simple and cost-effective solution to meet the demands of legislation aimed at reducing the levels of sulphur in various fuels. As new legislation forces fuel manufacturers to reduce those levels even further, the Antek solution becomes one of the few methods still available for continuous measurement, and thus the customer base is rapidly expanding and is another example of a cost-effective solution to on line quality assurance.
Antek 6000 Series analysers have already become established in the beverage industries with over 250 systems in place worldwide. This application requires the measurement of impurities in CO2.
For more information contact Mike Andrews, OEN Enterprises, 011 675 4447, [email protected], www.oenenterprises.co.za
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