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World’s smallest
August 1st 2005

Quantitech is supplying products from Grimm Aerosol Technik of Ainring, Germany, a leading supplier of particle monitoring equipment for over 20 years.

Its range includes the 1100 series, billed as ‘the World’s smallest battery powered portable dust monitors. Their portability makes them suitable for occupational health applications in areas such as construction sites, process plants and public buildings.

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