This is one of our frequently asked questions, one of our service engineers has answered it below. Turbitech There are no set guidelines for the frequency of calibration. Often the probes are routinely recalibrated every 3, 6 or 12 months depending on operator. The drift is usually found to be minimal but ...
Last month our Sales Engineer Paul Norman travelled to Gateshead in the North East of the UK to carry out some training on a few Partech products. The customer requested to have some detailed training on our WaterWatch² product range. Paul travelled across the country to deliver a day of product ...
With the current Covid-19 situation, here at Partech we have decided to work on a new way of promoting our products and helping our customers. We will be uploading regular Partech content onto our YouTube channel. The video content will vary from company info to technical product tutorials. The aim is ...
The rise in cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK has led to an increase of concerns around its effect on the workplace. With the majority of our products being manufactured in our St Austell factory we are operating normally. Our office number and all technical support lines are still available to ...
Our Engineers were back to work at the start of 2020 visiting sites all over the UK. Our Sales Engineers also travelled to lots of customer networking events across the country. Paul Norman - Sales Engineers Paul had a busy month travelling across the country to help out lots of customers. He ...
A record breaking year! 2018 was our most successful year yet with us seeing our turnover up by 22% compared to 2017. We also sold over 250 740 units to IWK Indah Water Konsortium. We also increased our export to over 65% of our turnover which has made us a more resilient ...
Every year we offer the chance for students to undergo work experience at Partech. This year we were joined by Katie Coad from Penrice Academy. Katie primarily assisted the Design Team with testing and calibrating instruments. She also helped out in the Sales, Admin and Finance Departments and was a pleasure to ...
We would like to introduce you to Anil, he joined Partech in February 2016 as a Lead Design Engineer and has been a valuable member of the team ever since! What is your role and what does it involve? I am the Lead Design Engineer at Partech which means I am responsible for the ...
Our Finance Controller Yvette Whitehead has been working hard over the last few months training for the National Three Peaks Challenge. Yvette starts her challenge on the first week of May and will complete it over a 3 day period. It will involve climbing Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in ...
At Partech we are proud of the quality of the services and support we provide to our customers and always welcome and encourage feedback. Recently, Partech collaborated with Aqua Consultants on a project for a South West Water site involving real time turbidity readings from Partech Analsyers. The collaboration stemmed from ...
At Partech we are 100% committed to Health and Safety on and off site. Over the last 53 years of service we have had zero accidents or incidents and we fully intend to keep it this way. We are always looking to enhance ourselves when it comes to better in-house ...
This month we exhibited at the seventh Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring (WWEM) Exhibition in Telford. WWEM is a focused event for companies and individuals who are involved with water, wastewater and environmental monitoring. The event was a great success, enabling our sales team to meet and catch up with over 150 ...
Continual, accurate Suspended Solids measurement is crucial for monitoring the performance of your aeration and treatment systems, and reacting to changes in water quality and processes quickly. One of the questions we get asked often is why we measure Suspended Solids. We’ve answered that in a previous blog here. We ...
The proof is in the product: IR ’C’ Sediment and Suspended Solids Sensors Throughout the globe, scientists are monitoring and conducting research in our water. But often, this research needs to take place in some pretty hostile environments, and gathering the necessary data is definitely a challenge. To overcome this very problem, ...
