Signal Group UK Ltd has been providing world-class gas analysis equipment globally for over forty-five years. We exclusively partner with distributors who share our commitment to innovative products and outstanding service. To find authorised distributors for gas analysers, spare parts, servicing, and support, please visit our distributor page. All our appointed
Signal Group from Camberley near London has launched a new scheme to motivate its network of international distributors and reward good performance. As a specialist manufacturer of gas analysis equipment, Signal relies on distributors to service its customers around the world. Managing Director James Clements says: “In recent years, we have
The UK instrumentation manufacturer Signal Group experienced a significant rise in sales during 2023, with strong demand for its gas analysis and associated equipment. Signal Group Managing Director James Clements says: “The growth in our business has continued in 2024, and as a result we are undertaking a major recruitment
Signal Group has announced a competition to find the oldest working Signal gas analyser in the world. Any Signal customer can enter by emailing the serial number of their instrument along with a couple of photos, before 14th June 2024. There will also be a prize for the best photo
Signal Group has announced the further expansion of its network of international distributors with the appointment of Y&J Eng in South Korea. “Asia is fast becoming one of our major markets, so it is important that we have a local partner in the Korean market,” explains Signal MD James Clements.
In the modern era, emissions monitoring has become a critical environmental responsibility for industries worldwide. Gas analysers play a pivotal role in this context, offering the tools necessary to accurately measure the presence and concentrations of various gases in emissions. Their importance cannot be overstated, as they provide the data
Some of the ‘noise’ around global warming can be a little confusing, so in the following blog James Clements, from gas analysis equipment manufacturer Signal Group, explains some of the key issues… Most people know that global warming is caused by excessive quantities of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere
A global packaging company is monitoring VOC emissions (volatile organic compounds) continuously at its facility in Ireland – primarily to manage and improve the plant’s environmental performance and to demonstrate regulatory compliance. Due to a changeover in equipment, a short-term requirement arose for VOC monitoring with a flame ionisation detector
With the COP-28 climate conference about to start in Dubai, political and media attention will focus on greenhouse gas emissions, and as a specialist manufacturer of methane and carbon dioxide emissions analysers, Signal Group is well-positioned to comment on the role of industrial process emissions on air quality and climate
Following several abortive attempts to monitor potentially hazardous methane gas in a boiler’s emissions feeding a pilot carbon capture unit at a natural gas combustion plant in southern Arkansas, engineers from Aqualung Carbon Capture contacted Signal Group (UK) looking for a solution. Aqualung is trialling its novel carbon capture technology
In the realm of precise gas analysis, particularly within continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS) and process control applications, the integrity of the sample from the point of extraction to the analyser is paramount. A critical, yet often underestimated, component in maintaining this integrity is the heated sample line. Failure to
Setting the Standard in Gas Analysis: Why Reference Methods Matter In the rigorous domains of emissions monitoring, industrial process control, and advanced atmospheric research, the precision and reliability of gas analysis instrumentation are not merely advantageous; they are foundational to regulatory compliance, environmental stewardship, and scientific advancement. The designation of
Understanding the Role of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) In an increasingly regulated world, the ability to accurately monitor emissions in real time is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) provide the vital data industries need to: From power generation to cement production, from waste
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