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MCERTS works for Aquamatic wastewater samplers

An Aquamatic product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Jan 14, 2008

Aquamatic, the first UK company to gain MCERTS for its entire range of wastewater samplers, has reported that the CWMS certification is proving invaluable on the new S300 Series

Aquamatic was the first UK company to gain MCERTS certification for its entire range of wastewater samplers as continuous water monitoring equipment (CWMS).

During a recent visit made to Aquamatic by Paul Wiggins of the Environment Agency (representing the EA Monitoring and Assessment team), he commented: "It is very heartening to see the benefits that are being gained by a company who as the first wastewater sampler manufacturer to gain MCERTS for its entire range, has led the way in achieving this very high standard of certification".

Jeremy Smith, Aquamatic managing director, added: "In a short space of time, MCERTS has grown to become a key factor in purchasing decisions.

We can see first-hand how our investment in this comprehensive certification gives confidence to industry that our wastewater samplers meet the stringent performance criteria set out in current international standards and the growing requirements of EC Directives".

The new Aquamatic MCERTS-approved, S300 Wastewater Sampler Series is capable of housing a wide range of single and multiple container configurations in its large, fully insulated, refrigerated lower compartment.

It is also designed with room for mounting additional effluent monitoring equipment.

Before its MCERTS accomplishment, Aquamatic also became the UK's first wastewater sampler manufacturer to gain E-32 compliance.

It followed this by becoming the very first wastewater sampler manufacturer to receive a coveted Environment Agency Monitoring Certification Scheme MCERTS from SIRA Certification Service (SCS).

Based on ISO and EN standards for monitoring and equipment testing, inspection, product certification and personnel competency, MCERTS effectively replaced the E-32 benchmark.

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