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	Bezpečnostné produkty pracoviska Pre sledovanie rizík ako plyn • hluk • prach
pracovníci :	25+
rok založenia :	1992
typ obchodu :	Manufacturer

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Company name :	App-Tek Safety Pty Ltd
Ulica :	PO Box 5533 , QLD 4500
Mesto :	BRENDALE
Webová stránka :	www.apptek.com.au/apptek/app-tekcomau/www/index.html
E-mail :	sales@apptek.com.au
Telefón :	61 (07)3881 1360
Fax :	61 7 3881 2360
Názov krajiny :	Austrália

App-Tek bola založená v roku 1992 na zdroj vzduchu kontrolné zariadenia z celého sveta a sústrediť sa na dodávky, že zariadenia pre bezpečnosť a ochranu zdravia pri práci žiadostí do Austrálie. Firma vybudovala kompletné portfólio produktov pre monitorovanie zariadení, ktorá zahŕňala merače hladiny zvuku, hluk dozimetrov, monitory stresu z tepla, prachu samplery a špecializované letecké vzorkovačov pre detekciu nebezpečných plynov a pár.

V roku 1993 sa presťahoval do obchodných priestorov, v Brendale v Pine Rieky Shire, Queensland, Austrália a App-Tek potom začal presadzovať svoj sortiment výrobkov dovážaných do nových oblastí. Najmä App-Tek úspešne zaviedla Neotronics MiniGas prenosný detektor plynov na austrálsky podzemného uhoľného priemyslu a neskoré 1990 vyvinul tento výrobok do tej miery, že sa stala najpoužívanejšie a najlepšie podporovaných prenosných plynových sledovať v tomto sektore.

So zamestnávaním kľúčové technického personálu v strednej k neskorej 1990, nové zručnosti, ktoré priniesol umožnil spoločnosti riešiť medzeru na trhu príležitosť navrhnúť elektronický merací prístroj pre kontrolu zápach odpadových vôd v priemysle. Vyplývajúcich pre výskum a vývoj produktov vyvrcholila v januári 2000 spustenie inovatívnych environmentálnych výrobkov, OdaLog H2S plynu Logger, a v tejto fáze podnikania rozrástlo zamestnať 15 ľudí.

Počiatočné OdaLog Logger (pozri obrázok na opačnej strane) bol navrhnutý špeciálne pre záznam vodíka emisií sírovodíka plynu na riešenie ekologických zápachu riadenia riziká spojené s mestskými systémami zberu odpadových vôd a bol rýchlo uznaná ako najvyspelejšie plynu prihlásení k dispozícii zariadenia, pokiaľ ide o jeho žiadosti o sulfid vôňa zdroj sledovanie v austrálskom priemysle odpadových vôd. (Pred rozvoj OdaLog H2S plynu Logger, rôzne H2S bezpečnostné detektory plynu boli modifikované a upravené pre túto aplikáciu s obmedzeným úspechom).

Riešiť rastúci dopyt na trhu, bola podlahová plocha vzrástla v júli 2000 a opätovne v decembri 2002 prostredníctvom nákupu ďalších priestorov v blízkosti existujúcich zariadení na Brendale v Queenslande.

Zamerať sa na výskum a vývoj a maximalizácia vývozu, nový plne vlastnená orgán "App-Tek International Pty Ltd" bola vytvorená zamestnávať výskumný a vývojový tím. Táto nová obchodná začal svoju činnosť v nových priestoroch od júla 2000.

Pôvodná podnikania (teraz známej ako App-Tek bezpečnosť Pty Ltd) zostal na pôvodnej adrese sa sústrediť na udržanie existujúcich dovážajúcej podniky, tak aj na podporu OdaLog prvý model v Austrálii.

Nasledujúce prijatie na trhu v Austrálii, medzinárodné marketingové aktivity začaté a rovnako ako v júni 2003 bol vymenovaný distribútori dvadsať jedna krajín s výbornou prijatie značky OdaLog vyskytujúce sa v Európe a Severnej Amerike.

V septembri 2006 App-Tek sa stal súčasťou Biolab (Aust) PTD Ltd čo je súčasťou alesco Corporation. Sme stále v našom pôvodnom areáli na Brendale a bude aj naďalej vyvíjať produkty v Austrálii, rovnako ako bude zákazníkom poskytovať služby prvej triedy a pomôcť zákazníkom prostredníctvom našich bohatých odborných skúseností

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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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