SPLASH! is the largest pool and spa trade show in the southern hemisphere, attracting over 2,400 visitors from more than 25 countries. A particularly good show for Palintest Australia as we focused our efforts on improving education around the requirement for regular water testing.
WEDC brings in professionals from across the world to learn more about WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) and develop ideas for moving the sector forward. Now in its 41st year, the theme for this year’s conference was: transformation towards resilient and sustainable WASH services. Another insightful conference, here is our review of some of our major takeaways from the conference this year.
Food safety is critical for the health of all individuals and that's why we are launching a campaign to promote food safety and effective sanitization control. Click here to find out more.
Make light work of peroxyacetic acid disinfection monitoring, using our unique disposable sensor method, PAASense. Validate your sanitiser dosing system in three simple steps, with our simple test method designed for users of any skill level. With minimal training needed and a result in one minute, the PAASense generates cost and time efficiencies for even the most structured manufacturing procedures.
Ozwater is an annual conference and exhibition organised by the Australian Water Association (AWA). Returning to Brisbane this year, the exhibition will run from 8th - 10th May 2018.
Our revolutionary sensor technology, now available for high concentration chlorine. Sensor technology is a sophisticated electrochemical measurement technique, suitable for a wide range of samples and environments, which ensures you get repeatable and reliable results each time. The new ChloroSense HR directly measures free chlorine up to 25 mg/L and total chlorine up to 500 mg/L.
The Palintest USA team will be exhibiting at Bevtech conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 30th - May 2nd. As part of the conference our Applications Support Manager, David Hird, will be delivering a presentation on advanced quality assurance through innovation in chemical disinfection analysis.
Palintest will be exhibiting at the UK's leading Aquaculture show on 23rd and 24th May in Aviemore. To get prepared for the show we are sharing some details with our followers about what makes a happy fish.
World Water Day is a UN event held annually to highlight attention on the importance of water. We've taken some of the highlighted issues and turned them into an infographic, demonstrating the importance of water safety and infrastructure.
Continuing National Apprenticeship Week, Scott answers some quick questions about his role at Palintest, and why he thinks people should consider apprenticeships.
To celebrate National Apprentice Week, Sean, Apprentice R&D Chemist at Palintest, gives us an insight into his apprenticeship.
Palintest returns to one of the world's biggest exhibitions for the analytical and laboratory industry. ArabLab showcases the best technology across the industry, pulling in lab professionals from across the globe. Stand 132 - 136, 18th - 21st March 2018
Turbidity is a fundamental water safety test, as high turbidity levels can be a signal for a number of quality issues. In this article we look at what turbidity is, what it is caused by, and how it can be measured.
We all know that water is essential to health and survival. On the 31st January, the Sensors for Water Industry group SWIG will be hosting a workshop on health and water, showcasing some new technologies across the industry.
The development of Palintest’s sensor technology over the years has changed the fundamentals of portable water testing, offering a fast and reliable technique for field water analysis. Find out more about how this range is expanding.
Pool operators need to be confident that the sanitizer concentration is correctly dosed and controlled, for the health and comfort of bathers.
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Dr Palin developed the DPD method of measuring free and total chlorine in the 1950’s and described at the time how the colorimetric method can suffer from interference from monochloramine during free chlorine readings.
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Testing the water for both free and combined chlorine allows you to know whether the water you've chlorinated is of sufficient quality to drink or disinfect your process, depending upon your application.
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