THAME, ENGLAND, July 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Systech Illinois, manufacturers of an extensive range of gas analysis equipment, reports that their recent exhibition at Interpack 2011 was a great success. The event, one of the largest food packaging exhibitions in the industry, was held in Düsseldorf and featured 2,700 exhibitors from 60 different countries. For more information call +44 (0) 1844 216838 or go to http://www.systechillinois.com.
"We showcased the recently acquired PermMate Permeation Analyser as well as the extensive range of headspace gas analysers and process gas analysis instruments manufactured by Systech Illinois," said Graham Jennings, export sales manager for Systech Illinois. "There was an excellent atmosphere and a real sense that it was the best Interpack held since its launch 53 years ago."
When asked how Systech Illinois measured the success of their exhibition at Interpack, Graham replied; "There was a high number of visitors to our stand and a great deal of interest in our permeation analysis equipment. I'm also delighted to report that I have no less than 116 leads to follow up as a result of the exhibition, which I'm sure everyone would agree is a most satisfactory result!" The next Interpack is scheduled for May 8-14 2014 in Düsseldorf.
About Systech Illinois
Systech Illinois specialises in online, portable and laboratory gas analysis equipment. With 25 years as one of the leading experts in gas and moisture measurement, Systech Illinois' application and technology knowledge provides efficient gas analysis solutions in many industry sectors worldwide. Systech Illinois' range of oxygen permeation analysers and water vapour permeation analysers offer precise, accurate measurements for all packaging film, finished package and PET bottles. Systech Illinois is one of the world's leading providers of headspace gas analysers for the process industries, including intrinsically safe ATEX approved oxygen analyzers for measuring both ppm and percentage levels of oxygen in hazardous areas. The range also includes carbon dioxide and oxygen analyzers for gas flushing of food and headspace gas analysis.
Systech Illinois is a multinational company with offices and gas analysis equipment manufacturing facilities in the UK and the U.S. The company prides itself on having a well developed and well trained workforce, with established and effective procedures, which enable it to offer customers a continuing high level of service, and become known as a globally leading supplier of gas analysis instrumentation.
Systech Illinois reports that their exhibition of the PermMate Permeation Analyser at Interpack 2011 was a great success
Systech Illinois exhibited their range of permeation analysers, headspace gas analysers and process gas analysis instruments at this year's Interpack and report on the success of the event
2011-07-19
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[Press-News.org] Systech Illinois reports that their exhibition of the PermMate Permeation Analyser at Interpack 2011 was a great successSystech Illinois exhibited their range of permeation analysers, headspace gas analysers and process gas analysis instruments at this year's Interpack and report on the success of the event