Environmental Health Conference in Kuopio, Finland, 27.-28.5.2010.

PMEU Spectrion interested the participants of Environmental Health Conference in Kuopio, Finland. Visitors of exhibition were able to see the selective cultivation of E.coli which can be confirmed by its blue fluorescence when illuminated with "Wood's lamp", emitting UV to the target syringe.

Laboratory Manager Anneli Heitto (left) and Laboratory Engineer Maarit Miskala, both working for FINNOFLAG Ltd, were representing PMEU method in the exhibition. Maarit Miskala also had an oral presentation about the control of swimming waters where PMEU Spectrion significantly helps to collect analytical data faster and with much higher sampling frequence than the traditional laboratory ananlyses.

New SAMPLION website in English is open to visit.

SAMPLION website has now been translated to English. You are very welcome to visit

www.samplion.fi

where you can find further information about Advantages to users, Results, Equipment, Application areas as well as to find our personnel to contact.

Welcome!

SAMPLION Ltd. joins the international PulPaper Exhibition and Conference at the Helsinki Exhibition & Convention Centre 1.-3.6.2010

PMEU methods have been applied in paper industry microbiology since 2002 by company's microbiologists. The main facts and procedures of PMEU biocide and biofilm testings have been presented in Paper and Timber, Vol. 91 / No. 7-8 / 2009.

SAMPLION Ltd. will join PulPaper 2010, 1.-3.6.2010, Helsinki as an exhibitor and welcomes You to visit the company's exhibition stand,

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The reference from the webpages of PulPaper tells "The event, organized by Adforum in cooperation with the Paper Engineers’ Association, AEL and The Finnish Fair Corporation will be the largest and most important show for the pulp, paper, board and converting industry worldwide in 2010. Exhibitors and visitors travel from all over the world to take part in this international event. The last PulPaper show in 2007 attracted 16102 visitors from 78 countries!".