Emerson Deals for Wet Chemistry Analyzer Line

May 19, 2009
The acquisition from Scientific Instruments expands and strengthens Emerson Process Management’s Rosemount Analytical line for the power and water industries.

Emerson Electric Co. (www.emerson.com), St Louis, announced on May 14 that it has acquired the online wet chemistry analyzers product line of Hawthorne, N.Y.-based SI Industrial Instruments Inc. (www.scientificinstrumentsny.com, doing business as Scientific Instruments) for use in the power and water treatment markets. The Scientific Instruments product line becomes part of Emerson Process Management (www.emersonprocess.com), Austin, Texas, expanding its Rosemount Analytical solutions with reliable, low-maintenance measuring systems used extensively in the power and steam generation industry, Emerson said.

“This acquisition strengthens our offering of solutions for the power market, in particular for sample water analysis systems,” commented Ken Biele, president of the Rosemount Analytical division of Emerson. “In addition, it provides increased capabilities in our drinking and waste water product offering.”

The Scientific Instruments product line includes silica, sodium, phosphate and hydrazine monitors that are used worldwide to control and safeguard critical plant processes, providing assurance to operators and management that the processes are operating efficiently. All monitors measure up to six streams per analyzer.

This offering complements and expands Rosemount Analytical’s offering of world-class pH, conductivity and chlorine sensors to the power and water industries, Emerson said. The acquisition includes the industry proven Models CFA180 and recently introduced Model CFA185.

The Model CFA185 uses valve pump technology, which reduces reagent consumption by 67 percent, lowering operating costs. In addition, the valve pump technology reduces the maintenance that peristaltic pump technology inherently requires.

Emerson Process Management
www.emersonprocess.com

SI Industrial Instruments Inc.
www.scientificinstrumentsny.com

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