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Confidence is good, measuring is better! Proven and innovative measuring technology for compressed air


For years CS Instruments GmbH has been one of the worldwide leading manufacturers of measuring technology for the compressed air. Long-term experience in production, supply and drying of compressed air is contributed to the research, the development and the production of portable and stationary measuring instruments.

This results in practicable measuring instruments for compressed air like e. g.: Dew point meter, Pressure dew point meter for refrigeration / adsorption dryers (according to ISO 8573), Compressed air counter, Consumption counter for compressed air and gases, Flow meter, Leakage measuring instrument, Leak detector, mobile analysis of compressed air stations.

 

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CS Instruments on the fast lane

07. May 2012 Wolfgang Blessing, Joint Managing Director of CS Instruments South, in interview with Indian journal “Automotive products finder” about measurement... Read More
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ISO 50001 - Energy management step by step

12. Apr 2012 Prepare your company for an energy management system, easy and simple in four steps. Related to the PDCA (Plan, Do, Check,... Read More
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Regular maintenance saves money

21. Mar 2012 CS Instruments proved once again the enormous potential for cost savings in maintenance of industry plants. Within the scope of MAINTENANCE 2012... Read More
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Growing attention for energy efficiency in the Baltics

28. Feb 2012 Partner of CS Instruments in Lithuania, Mr. Rolandas Obsta, attracted great attention throughout consumption and dew-point sensors for compressed... Read More
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Measuring is key to success in energy management at DMK

20. Feb 2012 Reduction of compressed air wastage is key to effective energy management. But how do we know whether there is money to save, if we do not measure... Read More

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