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News Release from: Ashtead Technology | Subject: LMm from Crowcon
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 14 July 2008

Rental partnership for new methane laser
detector

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Ashtead Technology Rentals has been appointed by Crowcon Detection Instruments as the rental specialist for the latest Crowcon laser methane detection instrument

The hand-held and lightweight ATEX-approved LaserMethane mini (LMm) can detect methane from 100metres and an in-built methane cell subsequently eliminates the need for any external calibration The instrument is predominantly used for gas surveying, landfill site monitoring and in other areas where methane leakage or build-up is an issue, helping to save both time and money due its detection range

Ashtead General Manager James Carlyle said: "We are extremely pleased to have reached this agreement with Crowcon because it fits with our policy of offering the latest leading-edge technology".

The LMm also enables users to operate and monitor from a safe distance, eliminating the need to come into contact with any gases.

It only responds to methane, even when other gases are present.

Louise Early, Product Manager at Crowcon, explained: "Due to the very nature of the product, it is expected that survey times will be greatly reduced.

Having Ashtead as a partner offers the opportunity for users to rent this revolutionary equipment.

Utilising the Ashtead experience with high technology equipment, we can ensure that customers will receive the best possible service, training and prompt delivery as part of their rental.

Crowcon look forward to working with Ashtead in the UK, with a view to expanding into other territories in the near future".

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