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Compania : App-Tek Safety Pty Ltd

	Produse pentru siguranţa locului de muncă Pentru supravegherea substanţelor periculoase cum ar fi gazele • praful sau a zgomotului •
angajaţi :	25+
Anul înfiinţări :	1992
Tip afacere :	Manufacturer

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Company name :	App-Tek Safety Pty Ltd
Strada :	PO Box 5533 , QLD 4500
Localitatea :	BRENDALE
Site :	www.apptek.com.au/apptek/app-tekcomau/www/index.html
E-mail :	sales@apptek.com.au
Telefon :	61 (07)3881 1360
Fax :	61 7 3881 2360
ara :	Australia

App-Tek a fost fondată în 1992 pentru a aerului sursă de echipamente de monitorizare din întreaga lume şi de a se concentra pe furnizarea de echipamente pentru că, Sanatate si Securitate in aplicaţii în termen de Australia. Compania a construit un portofoliu de produse complet de echipamente de monitorizare, care a inclus de metri nivelul sunetului, Dozimetri zgomot, monitoare stres termic, de probe de praf, precum şi de probe de aer de specialitate pentru a detecta şi de vapori de gaze periculoase.

În 1993 sa mutat la sediul de afaceri la Brendale în Pine Râuri Shire, Queensland, Australia şi App-Tek, apoi a început să promoveze gamei sale de produse importate în domenii noi. În special, App-Tek introduse cu succes Neotronics MiniGas detector portabile de gaz pentru industria australian subterană a cărbunelui miniere şi de la sfârşitul anilor 1990, a dezvoltat acest produs, în măsura în care aceasta a devenit cele mai utilizate şi cele mai bune sprijinit monitorizeze portabile de gaz în această industrie.

Odată cu angajarea de personal-cheie tehnice în mijlocul anilor 1990, noi abilitati au adus permis societăţii de a aborda o oportunitate de nişă de piaţă pentru a proiecta un instrument de măsurare pentru electronice de control al mirosului în industria apei menajere. Urmat de cercetare şi dezvoltare de produs culminat, în 2000 Ianuarie lansarea unui produs inovator de mediu, OdaLog H2S Logger de gaz, precum şi prin această etapă de afaceri a crescut de a angaja 15 persoane.

Iniţială OdaLog Logger (a se vedea opusă imagine) a fost proiectat special pentru a înregistra pe bază de hidrogen sulfurat a emisiilor de gaze care să răspundă îngrijorărilor miros de mediu de control asociate cu sistemele de colectare a apelor uzate urbane şi a fost rapid recunoscute ca fiind de gaze cu cele mai avansate logare dispozitiv disponibile în ceea ce priveşte cererea sa de miros sulfurat sursa de monitorizare din industria apelor uzate australian. (Înainte de dezvoltare a H2S OdaLog de gaz Logger, diverse H2S detectoare de gaze de siguranţă au fost modificate şi adaptate pentru această aplicaţie cu succes limitat).

Pentru a rezolva cererea de pe piaţă în creştere, spaţiu a fost crescut în iulie 2000 şi din nou, în decembrie 2002, prin achiziţionarea de spaţii suplimentare, adiacente la facilităţile existente la Brendale în Queensland.

Pentru a se axeze pe cercetare şi dezvoltare şi pentru a maximiza exporturilor, o nouă entitate deţinută în întregime "APP-Tek International Pty Ltd" a fost format pentru a folosi echipa de cercetare şi dezvoltare. Acest lucru noi afaceri a început să funcţioneze de la noului sediu din iulie 2000.

De afaceri original (acum cunoscut ca App-Tek pentru Siguranţa Pty Ltd) a rămas la adresa de mai originale de a se concentra pe menţinerea de afaceri existente, importatoare, precum şi pentru a promova primul model OdaLog în Australia.

În urma acceptării de piaţă în Australia, activităţi de marketing internaţional a început şi, ca la iunie 2003, distribuitorii au fost numiţi în douăzeci şi una de ţări cu acceptarea excelentă a brandului OdaLog au loc în Europa şi America de Nord.

În septembrie 2006 App-Tek a devenit parte a Biolab (Aust) PTD Ltd, care, la rândul său face parte din Corporation Alesco. Ne rămâne la sediul nostru original la Brendale şi va continua să dezvolte produse în Australia, precum şi a furniza clienţilor servicii de prima clasa de clienţi şi de asistenţă prin bogăţia noastră de experienţă industriei

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	OdaLog Low Range 0.01-2.00ppm Logger The OdaLog Low Range H2S Logger is a high sensitivity, portable, convenient, and weather resistant instrument designed to assist in H2S odour management activities. It accurately measures concentrations of H2S much lower than the standard range of OdaLog H2S Loggers. With a range of 0.01 to 2.00ppm, the OdaLog Low Range H2S Logger allows reliable measurement of H2S based odours at plant fence-lines, scrubber outlets, land fill sites, and residential locations where odour complaints are frequently reported. Typically the OdaLog Low Range H2S Logger may be placed at the outlet of a scrubber for performance tracking or several units may be mounted on a fence line or plant perimeter for the purpose of measuring concentrations of H2S leaving a facility and entering adjoining properties. Data can be logged at sampling intervals of between 10 minutes and one hour. The recorded H2S data can be downloaded to a computer using the standard OdaLog infrared link and OdaLog software. Detailed information on the OdaLog software can be found on the OdaLog H2S Logger website. An internal battery (1 x standard C size Alkaline cell) will operate the built-in sampling system continuously for at least seven days and a separate internal Lithium cell powers the main processor functions for at least two months.
	SoundPatrol Series Enforcement of local noise ordinances requires field testing of noise levels and documentation of measurement results, particularly in the event a citation is issued. The need exists for a simple system that requires minimal training to be easily deployed in the field by law enforcement personnel. The system must provide credible data and convenient methods for field calibration and printing of test results in the field. The solution is the Sound Patrol DP 1200 (Class 1) and the SoundPatrol DP 2200 (Class 2) integrating sound level meters with digital printing capabilities. Both meters are rugged, high-quality devices and users will quickly learn to confidently perform a pre-test field calibration, take a valid noise sample, perform a post-test calibration check and generate printed results using the system’s convenient belt-worn portable printer.
	Thermal Environment Monitors App-Tek Safety offers the full range of QUEST thermal environment monitors. In all QUEST thermal environment monitors, a dry bulb sensor measures ambient temperature; a wet bulb sensor takes into account evaporative cooling, giving an indication of the effects of humidity on an individual; and a globe sensor provides an indication of the radiant heat exposure on an individual due to either direct light or hot objects in an environment. Each of these measurements are converted to a simplified, single number indoor and outdoor WBGT Index. Datalogging and non-datalogging models are available, in addition to an optional relative humidity sensor and detachable air velocity probe on some models.
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