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In order to protect the environment authorities are increasingly imposing more stringent regulations on vehicle manufacturers.
As a consequence, engine manufacturers, their suppliers and testing centres need to perform more rigorous emissions analysis.
Let Air Liquide support you and help with key expectations:
Compliance with legislation
Documentation and traceability
Reduced lead time
Reduced downtime between test cycles – better efficiency
Lowest total cost of ownership
Vehicle manufacturers are in a truly global environment and must meet the regulations set in Europe, the USA, Japan and China. Our calibration mixtures and pure gases are manufactured to comply with these standards. In addition to this, companies and customers are aiming to increase efficiency and reduce errors in their testing. Changing a single cylinder or a pack on a central gas supply can dramatically impact the analytical performance of the equipment.
Air Liquide’s unique batch manufacturing and cylinder treatment technologies of mixtures alleviates this issue by enabling batches of mixtures to be produced.
Air Liquide today offers electronic certificates enabling customers to store and retrieve certificates easily.
We also offer solutions that allow you perform automatic calibration of the analytical equipment by importing the certificate automatically. This is an efficient way to reduce human errors and enhance reliability of analytical values, as well as speeding up the analysis preparation.
By understanding your requirements we are able tooffer a range of batch produced gases.
This means:
Reduced calibrations, Better reproducibility, Traceability, Efficiency, Confidence in compliance, which allows you to concentrate on testing and achieving homologation and engine approval.
The Benefits are clear:
Simpler choices
Consistent, reliable service
Quality you can depend on
Precision makes the difference including ISO 17025 accredited gases
