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Gasera Ltd. represents the finest of Finnish high technology. We develop cutting edge measuring equipments that enables the reliable analysis of gases, liquids and solid materials. The technical know-how along with ownership of the intellectual property rights guarantee that all Gasera products meet the high demands of today's measuring equipment market.

 

In today's offering Gasera's products can be divided into three categories; gas analyzers, FTIR accessories and custom systems. They have all been developed striving to make ultimate performance measuring devices that enable real-time monitoring in extreme conditions. The range of applications for such devices has no limits - just to name a few:

 

  • greenhouse gas monitoring and flux measurements
  • dissolved gas analysis in transformer oil
  • automotive
  • impurities in gas manufacturing
  • soil analysis
  • process control
  • breath diagnostics
  • CWA and TIC detection
  • emissions monitoring and process control
  • food production and safety
  • material identification
  • quality control

 

In addition to the established product selection, Gasera works in close co-operation with universities and research centers worldwide in the pursuit of further miniaturization and manufacturing cost reductions. Gasera is involved in several EU-funded research projects.

On the journey towards the long-term goal of becoming the leading provider of hand-held multi-gas analyzers for the safety and defense market, Gasera has overcome the common drawbacks in gas measurement solutions, thanks to inventive use of principles such as photoacoustic spectroscopy (PAS), Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) and Quantum Cascade Lasers (QCL). A step closer to the goal, our role in research and development has turned into a commercialized line of products available to international customers. With pride over these accomplishments and an inherent passion for more, Gasera is looking at rapid growth and ongoing progress in providing measurement solutions beyond what others consider possible.

 

 

 

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Dec 20, 2012