On 30th July 2021, Analox will be proudly introducing the new Sub Mk3P DISSUB monitor to the submarine escape and rescue community. The new Sub Mk3P DISSUB monitor

Feedback provided from submariners about the Sub MkIIP have helped shape the Sub Mk3P into a unit that is more reliable and easy to use than before. Key improvements include: We recognized your need to maintain the unit in the field, saving you money and product downtime, so now you can! Swapping out old sensors and calibrating the unit can all be done by you. Changing the batteries on the Sub MkIIP risked damage to the internal circuit board. Now you can access these batteries externally, eliminating that risk. You can select how the gas measurements are displayed offering you extra flexibility and the ability to choose which readings are best for you. To discuss your interest in the new Sub Mk3P, contact: Kerry Day on +44 (0)1642 711400 or email kerry.day@analox.biz for more information.

Dry Ice & COVID-19 How Analox are protecting those who are protecting us

After the news that vaccine trials have been successful in the fight against COVID-19, the world is now waiting in anticipation for the roll
out to begin and for us all to get back to some kind of normality.

One vaccine in particular caught Analox’s eye, the Pfzier & BioNTech vaccine.  For this vaccine to remain stable in storage and in transport it needs to be kept at extremely low temperatures. This can be done by using dry ice.

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Analox shortlisted for Best Factory Awards

Analox have been shortlisted for the prestigious Cranfield School of Management’s 2016 Best Factory Awards.

The Best Factory Awards are designed to celebrate and promote the best that UK manufacturing has to offer.

The categories Analox have been shortlisted for are Best SME, Most Improved Plant and Best Electronics & Electrical Plant.

The awards programme is in its 25th year and is open to any UK based plant (large or small).

The award winners are selected by a team of assessors led by Professor Marek Szwejczewski, Director of the Best Factory Awards, from Cranfield School of Management.

The selection process consists of two distinct stages. The first stage is based on an audit questionnaire completed by each participating organisation. The best factories identified by analysis of the questionnaires are shortlisted for consideration as prospective category award winners.

The shortlisted plants are then invited to participate in the second stage of the competition, which involves a plant visit by the team of assessors.

During the visit the assessors meet with management and the workforce and tour the site.

Once all of the factories have been visited, the winners are selected for each category, and one of the category award winners is chosen as Factory of the Year.

Winners for this year’s awards will be announced on Friday 14 October at a ceremony being held in the National Motorcycle Museum and Conference Centre near Birmingham.

Emma Harbottle, Operations Director, Analox, said: “Being shortlisted is fantastic news, and is a reflection of all of the great work everyone has been doing. Our company has grown so much over the past few years and we are always striving to continuously improve. I’m looking forward to finding out the results in October.”

Emma Harbottle

 

Analox are a global leader in the design and manufacture of gas sensors and analysers. Founded in 1981 and based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, Analox have a worldwide distribution network and are synonymous with safety, security and reliability.

August 2016

Lab Logistics Group (LLG) in Germany are known as “The European Laboratory Distribution Network” and are a unique cooperative group based in Meckenheim, Germany.  LLG are owned by over 30 independent laboratory equipment distributors, predominantly around Europe and are proud to represent the world’s premier laboratory brands, offering products as wide ranging as safety spectacles through to carbon dioxide (CO₂) incubators used in cell culture.

Until now, LLG had a gap in its portfolio for safety gas monitors but an agreement has now been reached with Analox Sensor Technology to stock, promote and sell their market leading lab gas safety solutions.

“The perfect match”

“Lab Logistics Group are the perfect match for us” says Analox Sensor Technology Director of Sales & Marketing Simon Lunt.  He adds: “We share the same value set in that we want to offer quality products and services to our customers.  LLG offer unrivalled logistics support and their comprehensive network of partners means that our fixed, low maintenance O₂ and CO₂ monitors will be available across Europe and Australia ensuring that thousands more laboratories will be able to operate more safely.”

LLG partners include world renowned distributor brands such as TH. Geyer, operating in Germany, Sweden and Denmark, Wenk Labtec representing brands in Russia, Poland, Ukraine and Kazakhstan and KEFO in Slovenia, Serbia and Croatia.

Dedicated regional representatives from Analox will support each of the Lab Logistics Group partners in training and support relating to laboratory gas safety products and look forward to a long and prosperous partnership.

Author: Simon Lunt, Director of Sales and Marketing

Founded in 1981, Analox Sensor Technology provides niche and custom gas detection solutions to industries including beverage and fast food, commercial diving and laboratories. Analox has over 325 years of collective, specialist electronics and software engineering expertise, as well as a worldwide distributor network. Contact us to see how we can provide expert gas monitoring solutions and help you achieve your goals.

 

 

Hello,

Please be aware that our last shipping date before the end of the year is Monday 21st December 2015.

Our last working day in the office will be Thursday 24th December 2015 and we’ll re-open on Monday 4th January 2016.

If your query is urgent during this time you can contact us on +44 (0)7917 764348 however, please note this service is not available on UK public holidays.

If you require datasheets, manuals or quick start guides, these can all be found on our website www.analox.net.

Thanks for your continued business with us and we look forward to working with you in the New Year.

Kind regards,
Analox

 

DEMA Show and the IMCA seminar: Analox on Tour

 

 

SAMAP celebrates 10th Conference and 21 year anniversary with Analox Military Systems

 

SAMAP delegates at the end of the symposium

[09/11/15] As a prime sponsor of this year’s Submarine Atmosphere Monitoring and Air Purification Symposium (SAMAP) Analox Military Systems (AMS) were proud to be a part of the 10th anniversary conference celebrations held in Den Helder, in the Netherlands.

The Symposium provides the opportunity for industry, government professionals, and experts, to discuss the latest technologies and developments surrounding submarine environments. It allows delegates to attend conferences and hold debates on what is deemed acceptable across all aspects of Submarine Air Monitoring and Air Purification. The conference gave us a platform to present the concept of a joint enterprise between AMS and ACI (Atmosphere Control International). Research has been conducted into developing a concept that will see a significant step in the automation and control of a submarine atmosphere, with the potential to ultimately pave the way for a fully automated, Holistic Atmosphere Management System (HAMS).

Members of our AMS team attended the 4-day conference and joined in the celebrations. An anniversary cake was presented to the organisation team and delegates. This year’s conference was described as ‘vibrant and much information was shared.’

Vicky Pigg, Sales and Marketing Director for AMS said, “The symposium this year was extra special as it marked a significant year and celebrated the work conducted by the event so far. We’re very proud to be a primary sponsor of this conference as it’s a crucial event in our business calendar.

“Important and varied topics were discussed and debated during SAMAP concerning medical and physiological research, studies conducted around monitoring submarine atmosphere’s and the international space station, Contaminant hazards and numerous atmosphere purification techniques.

“The conference allowed us to present a paper in conjunction with ACI (Atmosphere Control International) on integrated atmosphere management, offering a complete solution to submarine atmosphere control.

“It was important to mark this significant milestone and celebrate the history of SAMAP and we look forward to attending this important event again in 2017.”

 

 

 

Excellent performance levels have earned Analox Military Systems the SC21 Silver Award, an award until now held by only 26 British companies.

Analox Military Systems (AMS) has been recognised for delivering 99.8% of orders ‘right first time’, and 97.8% ‘on time’ to its customer base over the last 12 months.  Additionally, high scores in Business Excellence and Manufacturing Excellence assessments, together with a strong commitment to continuous sustainable business improvement, has ensured the company achieved this recognition.

 

AMS joined the SC21 programme – a military-led change programme to accelerate UK supply chain competitiveness – in December 2010, and has since worked consistently to implement improvements throughout the company.  The Silver Award has been given to the company only a year after it earned the SC21 Bronze Award.  It will be presented to AMS in July at Farnborough International Airshow 2014 by ADS, the premier trade organisation for the UK Aerospace, Defence, Security and Space industries.

 

Craig Baker, Quality and HSE Manager at AMS, commented: “To earn the SC21 Silver Award has required significant commitment to improving every area of our business.  Everybody in the company has delivered their part of this to enable us to meet these targets, which we are delighted with.

 

“Our achievements in the SC21 programme are recognised in the UK military sector, and are helping us to win commissions.  Overseas clients may be less familiar with the scheme, but appreciate the levels of achievement we have shown, and so our reputation as an exporter continues to grow.  Also, the initiatives to achieve this have been implemented throughout the whole Analox group.  As a result, they are helping us win business in every commercial sector we serve, as well as with military clients.”

 

Having successfully earned the SC21 Silver Award, AMS has now adjusted the company’s objectives, with the aim of securing the SC21 Gold Award within two years.  The SC21 Gold Award requires performance levels in excess of 99% ‘on time’ deliveries, and more than 99.9% of orders ‘right first time’.  To date, only two British companies have earned the SC21 Gold award.  Craig added: “Achieving the high levels of performance that the SC21 Gold Award demands has always been our goal.  It would be a huge challenge for any SME, but at AMS we have the foundations in place and everyone, from directors down, is committed to continuing our improvement each day.”

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

 

AMS INVITED TO INFLUENTIAL MILITARY WORKING GROUP

Contact: Emma Hignett on +44 (0)7968 409803

 

03/04/2014

Analox Military Systems is one of a small number of military suppliers invited to attend the NATO Underwater Diving Working Group 2014 co-ordinated by Sonistics Ltd in Norway next week.

 

The Underwater Diving Working Group (UDWG) is an event which brings together high level delegates from around the world, both key decision makers in military underwater diving, and a small number of respected industry suppliers.  The ‘invitation-only’ event takes place in Bergen, Norway, on Wednesday 9^th April, 2014.

 

Jo Burke, Key Account Manager – Analox Military Systems, commented: “We are extremely honoured to be invited to UDWG.  This is an opportunity for us to meet the most influential people in this military sector, not only to showcase to them our products, but also to discuss their needs so that AMS can continue to respond to their gas analysis needs.”

 

Analox Military Systems (AMS) will be exhibiting its full range of gas analysis products designed for use in military diving, submarine atmosphere monitoring and submarine escape and rescue.  These will include the new ACG+ compressed breathing air monitor.  This newly-launched product can be both portable or wall mounted, and incorporates AMS’s latest innovations in sensor technology.

 

Jo added: “The new ACG+ has been developed to answer the needs of our clients, responding to the valuable feedback we’ve received.  This unit gives military diving operations the ability to verify the quality of their compressed breathing air, whether a regular or third party supply, ensuring that they are breathing safe air all times.”

 

The ACG+ provides continuous real time monitoring of compressed breathing air, monitoring levels of oxygen, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds and water vapour.  For full details of this and the full range of AMS’s products, please visit www.analoxmilitarysystems.co.uk.

 

NATO UDWG is the first of a number of exhibitions to be attended by Analox Military Systems in 2014.  These will include Undersea Defence Technology (UDT) in Liverpool in June 2014.

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

 

 

11/10/2013

NEW PARTNER OPENS UP CHINA’S MILITARY MARKET

 

  

 

A new distribution partnership has been agreed to increase the sales of Analox Military Systems’ products in China.

 

Analox Military Systems (AMS) has signed a distribution agreement with Beijing Huaputai Science & Technology Co Ltd of Beijing, China.  Beijing Huaputai is an established supplier to China’s medical markets, and is currently expanding its client base to include the country’s military sector.  It has, in recent years, ordered a number of AMS’s products.  Now with this distribution agreement in place, it is looking to build the military element of its business portfolio.

 

Mr YongChao Yu, General Manager of Beijing Huaputai, commented: “We were keen to work with Analox Military Systems.  The products constantly receive excellent feedback, the staff are highly skilled and professional and the customer service and after-sales support are also exemplary.  Now we are formally an Analox Military System’s agent in China, we are putting our efforts into substantially growing this area of our business.”

 

Jo Burke, Account Manager for Analox Military Systems, added: “This is an exciting opportunity for Analox Military Systems.  We have no established contacts within the Chinese military, and this agreement opens up a new marketplace for us.  We have known Beijing Huaputai for a few years, and have built up a strong relationship.  With this partnership now formalised, we are confident that this will prove successful for both companies.”

 

Beijing Huaputai will now market two of AMS’ products designed specifically for military markets, the Sub MkIIIF Hyperbaric Atmosphere Monitor and the Sub MkIIP analyser.  The Sub MkIIP is a compact analyser which provides submariners with key decision making tools should they ever find themselves in a DISSUB or ‘distressed submarine’ situation.  It is the only analyser on the market which meets the current NATO requirements for atmospheric monitoring equipment located in submarines with an escape capability (STANAG 1320).  The Sub MkIIIF is a hyperbaric atmosphere monitoring system, capable of measuring oxygen and carbon dioxide levels, pressure, temperature and relative humidity, and is ideal for use in hyperbaric chambers for diving and for monitoring the atmosphere within Submarine Rescue Vehicles (SRVs).

 

 

 

23/09/2013

ANALOX MILITARY SYSTEMS NAMED TOP MILITARY SUPPLIER AT DSEI

 

 

Analox Military Systems has been awarded the 2013 ‘Supplier to the Industry Award’ by industry judges at DSEi, the world’s largest defence and security exhibition.

 

AMS was asked to present the panel with a synopsis of its achievements in the 18 months prior to the DSEi 2013 exhibition, including earning the SC21 Bronze Award in April 2013*, and its contract win to supply gas analysis equipment to the Norwegian Navy, announced in July 2013.  Based on this performance, AMS was deemed to have excelled over all other DSEi 2013 exhibitors.

 

Vicky Brown, Sales and Marketing Director of AMS, collected the award during the exhibition at Excel London from 10th to 13th September.  She said: “To be recognised with this DSEi Supplier to the Industry award is a complete surprise.  In the last 18 months, our whole team has put so much effort into improving every element of what we do, including product quality, on-time deliveries, client service, sustainability and more.  This has helped us win new contracts, as well as seal our SC21 Bronze Award.  We’re proud that Analox Military Systems’ reputation continues to grow.”

 

It was the first time Analox Military Sytems had exhibited at DSEi, and proved both successful and inspiring.  Jo Burke, Account Manager for Analox Military Systems, commented: “DSEi brought together virtually the whole military market, making it clear to us how extensive the field is.  It was an ideal opportunity to put faces to the people we’ve dealt with to date only by telephone, as well as meet many potential new clients.  There was a genuine interest in what AMS is doing, with DSEi putting us in front of our target market.”

 

AMS is a globally-recognised designer and manufacture of gas analysis systems for submarine and naval markets.  At DSEi 2013, it launched two new products, a portable ACG multi-sensor gas analyser for the monitoring of compressed breathing air, and a carbon monoxide monitoring system designed for use in submarines.

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

 

 

 

DSEI INDUSTRY SUPPLIER AWARD FOR ANALOX MILITARY SYSTEMS

06/09/13

 

Analox Military Systems will be presented with the 2013 ‘Supplier to the Industry Award’ at DSEI 2013.

 

The award winner is chosen by a panel of industry representatives, and awarded annually to the DSEI exhibitor that is judged to have excelled over all others, based on performance in the 18 months prior to the exhibition.

 

Analox Military Systems (AMS) presented the panel with a synopsis of achievements in the 18 months before the exhibition, including earning the SC21 Bronze Award in April 2013*, and its contract win to supply gas analysis equipment to the Norwegian Navy, announced in July 2013.

 

Vicky Brown, Sales and Marketing Director of AMS, will collect the award during DSEI 2013, which takes place at Excel London from 10^th to 13^th September, 2013.  She said: “Everyone at Analox Military Systems is thrilled with this award.  In the last 18 months, our whole team has put much effort into improving every element of what we do, including product quality, on-time deliveries, client service, sustainability and more.  This has helped us seal new contracts, as well as our SC21 Bronze Award.  To be recognised with this DSEI Supplier to the Industry award has come as a complete surprise.  We’re proud that Analox Military Systems’ reputation continues to grow.”

 

AMS is a globally-recognised designer and manufacture of gas analysis systems for submarine and naval markets.  At DSEI 2013, it will be launching two new products; the new portable ACG multi-sensor gas analyser for the monitoring of compressed breathing air, and its new carbon monoxide monitoring system designed for use in submarines.  AMS can be found at stand S9-494.  Anyone who would like to contact AMS prior to the event to make an appointment should email info@analox-military.net .

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

 

 

 

ANALOX MILITARY SYSTEMS BRINGS LIFE SAVING RADIOS TO DSEI

Contact: Emma Hignett on +44 (0)7968 409803

 

29/08/2013

Analox Military Systems will be launching its new partnership with Nautilus LifeLine Ltd, at DSEi 2013, and introducing the Nautilus LifeLine Marine Rescue Radio to its range of products.

 

Vicky Brown, Sales and Marketing Director of AMS, commented: “Analox Military Systems is committed to preserving life, in often hostile conditions at sea.  The Nautilus LifeLine Marine Rescue Radio, designed to assist efficient and quick rescue, is an exciting addition to our range of products.  We’re looking forward to DSEi when we will officially launch our partnership, and introduce this radio to military and search and rescue markets, where it can bring genuine peace of mind in risky situations.”

 

Analox Military Systems (AMS) is now the sole distributor of the radio to the Submarine Escape and Rescue, and Military Diving markets worldwide, excluding The Middle East, USA and Canada.  It is also the distributor to Military and Commercial Search and Rescue markets across Europe and the United Kingdom.  Nautilus has launched a military version of the radio, and one designed for commercial diving markets.

 

The Nautilus LifeLine Marine Rescue Radio is designed to send GPS specific distress signals and  allow two-way contact with responding boats.

 

The Nautilus LifeLine Marine Radio can alert boats within 10,000 square kilometres, and incorporates GPS which can locate the radio to within a five metre radius.  The radio does not rely on satellite or relaying of messages, making it the most reliable marine rescue radio available.  Each radio can be assigned an individual MMSI number, so rescuers know which individual has been picked up.  With the lid on, the military version of the radio can be submersed to 700 feet underwater, while the commercial version is damage resistant to 425 feet.  With the lid off, the unit remains waterproof for 30 minutes in a depth of up to three metres.

 

The features of the Nautilus LifeLine Marine Radio include a five year battery life, and, if infrequently used, the requirement to charge only every six months.  The unit, which is charged via a USB cable, requires little maintenance, and can still send out GPS location alerts when the battery is down to 40%.

 

For more information about the Nautilus Lifeline, visit www.analoxmilitarysystems.co.uk or the Nautilus website

www.nautiluslifeline.com.

 

DSEi takes place at Excel, London, from Tuesday 10^th to Friday 13^th September, 2013.  Analox Military Systems can be found at stand S9-494.  Anyone who would like to contact AMS prior to the event to make an appointment should email info@analox-military.net .

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

                          

 

                            

 

ANALOX MILITARY SYSTEMS LAUNCHES TWO NEW PRODUCTS AT DSEI

Contact: Emma Hignett on +44 (0)7968 409803

 

Analox Military Systems will be launching two new products at the world’s largest defence and security exhibition in London in September.

 

Analox Military Systems (AMS) is exhibiting at DSEI for the first time.  A number of staff, including the AMS design team, will be present on stand S9-494 throughout the exhibition.

 

At DSEI, AMS will be introducing its new portable ACG multi-sensor gas analyser for the monitoring of compressed breathing air.  The portable ACG is, by design, more flexible making it suitable for use on submarines, on operations or trips, and enabling divers to check their compressed gas fill at any location.  AMS will also be launching the new carbon monoxide monitoring system designed for submarines.  This new product has been developed in response to submariners’ gas analysis needs.  The Norwegian Defense Logistics Organisation (NDLO) has already placed an order for this system for the Norwegian Navy’s six ULA-class submarines.

 

As well as launching two new products, AMS will have its design team at the exhibition, allowing visitors to discuss their specific requirements.  They will also have on the stand the full range of AMS’s ‘off-the-shelf’ products developed for military theatres.

 

Vicky Brown, Sales and Marketing Director of AMS, commented: “We are looking forward to exhibiting at DSEI for the first time this year.  It is the ideal opportunity to launch our new products.

 

“DSEI brings together the global defence and security industries.  With our design specialists at the exhibition, we want to give industry representatives the opportunity to discuss their gas analysis issues, so we can then investigate the best possible response. Whilst we have traditionally worked with Navies, we are looking forward to speaking to those who work in land and air military theatres too, with a view to answering their gas analysis issues also.”

 

DSEI takes place at Excel, London, from Tuesday 10^th to Friday 13^th September, 2013.  Analox Military Systems can be found at stand S9-494.  Anyone who would like to contact AMS prior to the event to make an appointment should email info@analox-military.net .

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

 

 

 

NEW NORWEGIAN MILITARY CONTRACT FOR ANALOX MILITARY SYSTEMS

 

03 July 2013

Analox Military Systems has been awarded a contract to supply the Norwegian Navy with carbon monoxide monitoring equipment for its fleet of submarines.

 

AMS has signed a contract with Norwegian Defense Logistics Organisation (NDLO) to supply the Norwegian Navy with two carbon monoxide monitoring systems for each of its six ULA-class submarines.  AMS will undertake the development, manufacture, installation and commissioning of the system, with the first due to be delivered in February 2014.  AMS is working with Hakon Rygh, its Norwegian Distributor, on the installation and commissioning phase of the contract.

 

Vicky Brown added: “We’re very proud to be supplying the Norwegian Navy with gas analysis equipment.  Historically, CO monitoring has been problematic for submarines owing to the presence of hydrogen. AMS’s new system uses an accurate infra red technique and as a result is not sensitive to hydrogen, giving the submariners confidence in the accuracy of the monitoring.”

 

 

Commander Baard Gjerstad, Project Manager Submarine Projects for NDLO, added: “We needed equipment which would not be affected if hydrogen was present, and Analox Military Systems is able to deliver systems which meet this specific need. We are looking forward to working with AMS on this contract.”

 

The submarine is a unique environment with people living and working within a confined space.  It is therefore essential that the atmosphere is carefully managed at all times to limit exposure of the crew to potentially harmful substances.  Carbon monoxide (CO) is one of those substances, typically produced during cooking, incomplete combustion of the diesel engines, or by fire. It is essential that the crew are able to protect themselves from this silent killer. Analox Military System’s new carbon monoxide monitoring system, which is designed specifically for submarines, will be officially launched at DSEi in London in September.  DSEi is considered the world’s leading defence and security exhibition running from 10 to 13 September.

 

This contract win is announced as Analox Military Systems (AMS) introduces a new project manager, Michael Davison and seeks to expand its engineering team.

 

Vicky added: “Analox Military Systems continues to grow; we are expanding our team and boosting our engineering capability.  This contract win, and the growth of our team, is testament to the commitment and hard work of everyone at AMS to ensure that we deliver not only world-class products to our clients, but also unbeatable through-life support. Most military platforms have operational lives of 25 years plus, and as a result we need to ensure our equipment is designed and supported to last.”

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

 

 

ANALOX LAUNCHES THE NEW HYP

04/02/2013

Analox Military Systems has launched a new oxygen monitor, ideal for operation at partial pressure.

 

The HYP O₂ provides fast and accurate monitoring of oxygen (O₂) content, and can operate at pressure from 0.8 to 60 bar.  This versatile new monitor is ideal for use in diving bells, hyperbaric chambers, hyperbaric lifeboats and submarines.

 

Despite being only 200g in weight, the HYP O₂ is robust, and its compact design means it fits easily into confined spaces.  The large display ensures it is easy to read.

 

Vicky Brown, sales and marketing director for Analox Military Systems, commented: “We continue to develop our product range to meet the needs of the military around the world.  The new HYP O₂ provides accurate measurement of oxygen content at partial pressure, and is light and robust so can be moved easily to where it is required.  This small piece of equipment can provide essential information to ensure continued safe operation.”

 

For more information about the new HYP O₂, visit the website www.analox.net/ast/hbot or call Analox Military Systems on 01642 711400.

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

          

 

NEWS RELEASE

AMS KEEPS DIVERS SAFE AS THEY FILM GIANT SQUID

 

Analox Military Systems (AMS) has supplied gas analysis equipment to an ambitious project which has provided the first ever film footage of a giant squid in its natural habitat.

 

AMS, which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, supplied Sub Aspidas to monitor the atmosphere inside the submersibles used in the project, ensuring safe conditions at all times for the crew and scientists on board.

 

Footage of the giant squid will be premiered in Discovery TV’s Monster Squid: The Giant is Real on Sunday, 27^th January, 2013 (8pm ET/PT).  Discovery Channel joined forces with NHK, Japan’s public broadcaster, to organise the project to film the creature, which has to date only been captured in still photographs.

 

The submersibles used for the project were organised by Mark Taylor of Manned Sub International, who has worked with AMS for a number of years.  More than 55 submersible dives were required and more than 285 hours underwater, some at depths greater than 3,000 feet.  Two deep sea submersibles with panoramic views were used to film the giant squid.  Mark commented: “The Giant Squid has never before been filmed in the deep, and it has been thrilling to work on this project.  Thanks to AMS and the Sub Aspida, we have been able to ensure everyone in the submersibles has been safe from potentially harmful gases at all times.”

 

Vicky Brown, Sales and Marketing Director for AMS, said: “This was an ambitious and exciting project, which has proved amazingly successful.  Mark’s expertise made sure the dives were conducted safely.  He is a great supporter of AMS and our gas analysis products, and we’re delighted that the Sub Aspida has played a part in this ground breaking project.”

 

The Sub Aspida is a portable dual gas monitor which detects both high levels of carbon dioxide (CO₂) and low levels of oxygen (O₂) in the air inside the submersible.  It is used to alert the crew to changes in the atmosphere which could cause injury to those working in the submersible.

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.  Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

NEWS RELEASE

ANALOX IN THE RUNNING FOR TWO AWARDS

29/08/2012

Analox Ltd has been named as a finalist in two high profile awards – the UK Best Factory Awards, and in the Innovation category at the Made in the North East Awards.

 

The Stokesley-based manufacturer of gas analysis equipment is the only Yorkshire company named as a finalist in the prestigious UK Best Factory Awards 2012.  The 14 finalists have been selected by Cranfield School of Management which is running the awards for the 21^st year.  The aim of these awards is to celebrate manufacturing excellence in the UK.

 

The Made in the North East Awards are designed to celebrate and reward the innovation and technological expertise that the North East region of the UK is home to.  Analox is shortlisted for the Innovation Award alongside two other companies.

 

For more than 30 years, Analox Ltd has designed and manufactured gas analysis equipment for a variety of niche markets, including military, commercial and sport diving and the hospitality industry.  Many of Analox’s products are market leaders in their sectors.

 

Mark Lewis, Managing Director of Analox Ltd, said: “Both of these award nominations reflect the efforts and commitment of staff throughout our entire business.  Continuous improvement is an important part of our company ethos, and we encourage innovation, whether it’s an idea for a new product or an alteration to internal processes which will improve how we work.”

 

The Best Factory Awards 2012 are run by Cranfield School of Management with the magazine Works Management.  The winners of the awards will be announced at a ceremony at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel, London, on Tuesday, 28^th September, 2012.

 

The Made in the North East Awards are run by Insider, with the winners being announced on Tuesday, 2^nd October, 2012 at an awards dinner at the Radisson Blu in Durham.

 

Analox Ltd is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, and specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.

 

 

ANALOX MILITARY SYSTEMS SHOWCASES THE SC21 PROGRAMME

 

A year after it joined the SC21 programme – a military-led change programme designed to accelerate UK supply chain competitiveness – Analox Military Systems is inviting other manufacturers to learn from its experiences.

 

Analox Military Systems (AMS) and MAS, the Manufacturing Advisory Service, are inviting North East manufacturers to an ‘Industry Best Practice’ day at Analox HQ in Stokesley on Thursday, November 17th, 2011. This is an opportunity for any manufacturer supplying the aerospace, defence or security sectors to understand how AMS has used SC21 as a structured business improvement process.

 

AMS joined the SC21 programme in 2010. SC21 (National Action Plan for 21st Century Supply Chains) was launched in response to international competition and the challenges posed by the defence industry strategy. Aerospace and defence industries acknowledged that competitiveness relies on rapid improvement in the effectiveness of supply chains, ensuring faultless products and on-time delivery. The programme also recognises the need for competitive solutions for customers whilst maintaining profitable and healthy growing businesses in the supply chain.

 

Since joining the scheme, AMS has devised a continuous sustainable improvement plan (CSIP) to improve its business practices – this plan now drives every strategic decision within the company. This, together with the company’s high achievements in ‘delivery right first time’ (DRFT) and ‘on time in full’ (OTIF) figures, will form a significant part of future award applications within the SC21 scheme.

 

Mark Lewis, managing director of Analox Military Systems commented: “We are a small organisation of fewer than 50 staff, and in this way comparable to many other suppliers in the North East. During the event, we’ll have the chance to explain our rationale for joining the SC21 programme, our experiences of the programme and the benefits. We’ll also discuss the challenges which are unique to smaller organisations. For any company considering SC21, this is an ideal opportunity to learn about the Scheme from a company that has put it in action.”

 

Analox Military Systems is a division of Analox Group which is based in Stokesley, North Yorkshire. Analox specialises in the design and manufacture of gas analysers for military and commercial use.