Expanded GE direct rental range and capability

Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Nov 29, 2005

The expanded GE direct rental range and capability provides a flexible solution for short term test, calibration and measurement of pressure, temperature, humidity and flow

The expanded GE direct rental range and capability provides a flexible solution for short term test, calibration and measurement of pressure, temperature, humidity and flow.

GE Sensing, a leading provider of precision sensing products, systems and services, announced today a substantial extension to its fleet of rental equipment in Europe.

In addition to an established range of thermal validation products, the fleet now includes pressure, flow and humidity products for measurement, test and calibration.

This provides customers with a flexible solution, direct from GE, for short term needs and unexpected demands.

The GE rental fleet includes a broad selection of measurement and calibration products in the Druck, Kaye, General Eastern and Panametrics product line groups.

These range from simple hand-held testers to portable calibrators, automated test equipment and transfer standards.

Industry-specific equipment is also included such as aircraft air data test sets, pharmaceutical process validators and even manned rental services such as non-invasive clamp-on flowmetering surveys.

"Our newly expanded rental portfolio complements the GE Sensing 'total solutions' approach to customer services," EMEA Services product manager Martin Bragg said: "As manufacturer of the comprehensive range of hire equipment offered, we are able to offer highly competitive rates with unequalled product and applications expertise.

Now customers can capture the best value solution for their shorter term and peak service requirements, together with full technical support, direct from a single manufacturer".

The GE Sensing rental fleet comprises Druck, Kaye, Panametrics and General Eastern products.

Druck, Kaye, Panametrics and General Eastern have joined other GE high-technology sensing businesses under a new name-GE Sensing.