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CRDS Makes Waves in Packaged Gas Market |
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It was great to see our fellow GAWDA members at the 2025 Spring Management Conference (SMC), where we were able to showcase our Cavity Ringdown Spectroscopy (CRDS) Spark H2O, and the Prismatic multi-species analyzer for the packaged gas market.
CRDS offers unparalleled sensitivity and ease of use without any physical maintenance or calibration requirements, increasing the throughput of our customers’ filling operations. Here are some highlights:
Chad Nelson, John Dunleavy and our newest Sales team member, Greg Ball, in attendance |
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Process Insights UHP team is Growing GloballyWe Are Expanding to Better Serve You! Meet Our New Sales Team Members!
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We are excited to welcome our newest team members, Yap Chee Wee, Vice President – Asia Pacific; Sam Wu, Regional Sales Manager-China; and Greg Ball, Regional Sales Manager-US West. |
Chee Wee, Sam, and Greg recently joined Process Insights’ Ultra High Purity team and their technical expertise and sales ability will prove to be a great asset for customer demonstrations and application support. They look forward to working closely with you globally on your applications! |
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NEW Multi-species Airborne Molecular Contaminants (AMCs) Analyzer
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Need fast method to continuous monitor AMC contamination? Look no further.
With a particular focus on the major contributors to the “chemical contamination” element of AMCs, the T-I Max X3 series, based on Tiger’s new multi-spectral platform, can simultaneously and continuously monitor with unprecedented combination of sensitivity, selectivity, and speed of response. Our new X3 measures all three (X3) critical AMC molecules, HF, NH3 and HCl, in one integrated, rack-mountable package to save space and cost. |
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Key advantages include:
Sensitive, absolute measurement technique, using Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) Dramatically improved speed of response Parts-per-trillion detection limits Drift-free, with calibration traceable to the world’s leading reference labs No consumables + no calibration gases = Low COO Resistant to contamination by particles or VOCs |
| Download T-I Max X3 Analyzer Datasheet |
| Contact Us for a Quote or Demo Today |
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NEW High-Purity Product Guide
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The wait is over! Our Product Guide is here! Get the latest issue featuring:
All-in-one overview of our high-purity analyzers for gases and liquids Comprehensive background information on technologies and applications NEW analyzers developed over the last year |
| Download the new product guide here |
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Solutions for Semiconductor Liquids and Gases Monitoring
Process Insights offer real-time Gas and Liquid Analyzers for Semiconductor applications: |
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Dynamic Chemical Blending / Wafer Cleaning
Wafer cleaning solutions and chemical blends need constant, accurate monitoring to maintain optimum process control In situ monitoring improves product yield, reduces chemical waste/cost and improves process cycle times We work with end users and OEMs to improve operations and provide critical process data 24/7 using the Guided Wave NIR-O and Clearview db product lines |
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Metals Concentration
Metals concentration and contamination is closely monitored in multiple processes to improve product yield, reduce chemical waste/cost and improve process cycle times Guided Wave 508 UV-VIS and Clearview db are used to tightly monitor metals contamination and or metal concentrations |
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Dynamic Gas Blending
On site gas blending is an efficient, on-demand option to premixed cylinders Guided Wave UV-VIS and NIR systems can provide quality blend data instantaneously to help maintain stable blend ratios during 24/7 production demands |
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Join us to explore the latest advancements in high purity gas analysis monitoring solutions!
Sep 10 – 12 | Taipei, Taiwan
Oct 7 – 9 | Phoenix, AZ
Oct 8 – 11 | Tampa, FL
Nov 4 – 6 | Chandler, AZMark your calendars for our presentation “Real-Time Impurity Measurements for Electronic-Grade Oxygen with Modern Analytical Systems”” with Dr. Florian Adler and Greg Thier.
Nov 18 – 21 | Munich, Germany
Dec 17 – 19 | Tokyo, Japan |
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