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Yorkshire collaboration targets overseas gas monitoring business

Analox Sensor Technology has announced a new distribution partnership which will see two Yorkshire companies work together to secure deals across the world.

Stokesley-based Analox Sensor Technology has partnered with Castle Group, the technical safety, health and environment specialist, which delivers its services on all five continents.

Castle Group, headquartered in Scarborough, has more than 40 years’ experience in health and safety and environmental management, and provides training courses, equipment rental, consultancy services and calibration and maintenance services.

It has also developed an online shop to supply the relevant equipment, and has spent the last two years sourcing the best monitoring products available.

Castle Group offers the full range of Analox’s products developed for gas analysis in industrial environments, including the ACG multi sensor gas analyser for use with compressed air, the Aspida portable dual gas alarm, and the QPD O2, Analox Sensor Technology’s smallest and lightest personal alarm which monitors both low and elevated levels of oxygen.

Simon Bull, managing director of Castle Group Ltd, said: “Working with Analox Sensor Technology was an easy decision, as the company has developed a range of first class products which are as yet not marketed fully across the global industrial market.

“We are looking forward to introducing these products to our global customer-base.”

Simon Lunt, sales manager for Analox Sensor Technology, added: “Castle Group has built an excellent global reputation in the field of industrial health and safety and working closely with them is already proving successful.

“Furthermore, it is really exciting to work with another Yorkshire company to increase exports from this region, and raise the profile of both companies around the world.”

Analox Sensor Technology Ltd specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

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