Vaisala probes monitor humidity in critical environments

Published: 26-May-2010
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Vaisala, based in Suffolk, UK, used the Total Processing & Packaging show to launch its humidity and temperature probes for use in labs, cleanrooms and other critical environments in the life science industry.

The handheld probes monitor relative humidity, dewpoint, carbon dioxide, oxygen and barometric pressure in extreme conditions.

High-quality instrument specialist Vaisala has more than 70 years of experience and more than 20 offices worldwide, which service customers in over 120 countries.

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