Analytical Instrumentation & Environmental Monitoring


World leader in liquid analysis

October 2016 Analytical Instrumentation & Environmental Monitoring

After extensive market and competitor research, US consulting firm Frost & Sullivan concluded that Endress+Hauser supports its customers better than any other in the area of liquid analysis.

The global Company of the Year Award for water analysis instrumentation is based on an independent study. Analysts took into account each company’s visionary innovation and performance as well as customer impact.

“A robust product portfolio, coupled with strong acumen for innovation and focused customer centricity, has been instrumental in strongly positioning Endress+Hauser amidst competition in the global water analysis instrumentation market,” said Frost & Sullivan industry analyst Krishnan Ramanath. With 9,25 points out of a possible 10, Endress+Hauser clearly set itself apart from the competition, which scored 8,5 and 7,5 points.

Revolutionary product innovations

“Endress+Hauser offers a comprehensive product range to cover all the analytical parameters needed to monitor water quality,” underlined Ramanath. Today, transmitters, samplers and analysers from the Liquiline family, in addition to Memosens sensors, form the foundation of a universal liquid analysis platform that is suitable for many industries and applications, from simple pH measurement points to wet-chemical analysers for demanding measurement tasks.

“This award confirms that we have revolutionised liquid analysis with our products,” said Dr. Manfred Jagiella, managing director of liquid analysis specialist Endress+Hauser Conducta based in Germany. As a member of the Group’s Executive Board, he is responsible for the analytical business. “A well thought-out overall concept and perfect interaction between all components ensures reliable measurements, simple operation and low total costs of ownership.”

Strategic focus on the analytical business

The company’s success in liquid analysis is no coincidence. Endress+Hauser views the entire field of analytics as a focus of development. “Our customers want to measure more than just process conditions. They also want to determine material characteristics and product quality in realtime while the process is running,” explained Matthias Altendorf, CEO of the Endress+Hauser Group.

Endress+Hauser relied on acquisitions to bolster the process analytical business with state-of-the-art technologies such as Raman and laser absorption spectroscopy. The Group has also opened the door to laboratory analytical business through the takeover of Analytik Jena.

Elements of Endress+Hauser’s liquid analysis platform

Simple operation: Endress+Hauser revolutionised liquid analysis with the Liquiline platform of transmitters, samplers and analysers as well as Memosens sensor technology. The expansive product portfolio meets the requirements of a wide range of applications.

Cutting-edge technology: Liquiline is the name of Endress+Hauser’s transmitter, sampler and analyser platform. Uniform operation across all products prevents errors, while standard components simplify spare part warehousing.

Digital benefit: with Memosens technology from Endress+Hauser, measurement values are digitised in the sensor and transmitted through a noncontact inductive connection that powers the sensor as well. Humidity and corrosion issues are a thing of the past.

Efficient maintenance: Memosens sensors from Endress+Hauser can be calibrated and regenerated in the lab, allowing them to be quickly and easily swapped out on site and significantly increasing measurement point availability.

Advanced liquid analysis: Endress+Hauser’s Liquiline System CA80 performs demanding tasks such as in water & wastewater treatment applications or wastewater monitoring. Using the plug-and-play principle, the system can be expanded all the way to a complete measurement station.

Highly versatile: Liquiline and Memosens products from Endress+Hauser are tailored to the specific needs of various industries. Shown here is the Liquiline transmitter with Memosens conductivity sensors being used to monitor a power plant water-steam cycle.

Leading provider: Endress+Hauser Conducta is the competence centre for liquid analysis within the Endress+Hauser Group. The company’s innovative strength stems from the knowledge and skills of nearly 800 employees worldwide.

For more information contact Jan Swart, Endress+Hauser, +27 (0)11 262 8000, [email protected], www.za.endress.com



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