Exchange Your Unsupported Disks for “Certified for Automation” Pacific O&G Disks In a recent issue of "On the Horizon" we ran an article detailing that oil & grease SPE disks purchased from a vendor or distributor, other than those listed, cannot be guaranteed by Horizon Technology in regards to the quality, accuracy or performance – therefore we do not provide technical support for these products, nor are we able to honor the warranty on your Horizon Technology system.
So, in our continued commitment to providing you a total solution to meet your business needs, by providing high quality, supported products, we offer you the following solution. Send us all your non-supported oil & grease SPE disks, and we will exchange them, one-for-one, with our 'Certified for Automation' Horizon Technology, Pacific SPE Disks. Our laboratory tests and certifies all Pacific disks and pre-filters, ensuring compatibility with our automated products, and guaranteeing high quality results. Also, send us an invoice detailing what you currently pay for your oil & grease disks and we’ll match it, ensuring you pay the same price as you have been. Contact Gabrielle Hamilton via email at info@horizontechinc.com, or via telephone at 603-893-3663 x628 for further details.
Supported O&G SPE Disks
o Horizon Technology Pacific
o 3M Empore
o JT Baker Speedisk
o Whatman
June 2008
June 25, 2008
June 04, 2008
Partnering With World Water Monitoring Day
Horizon Technology, Inc., is a proud partner of World Water Monitoring Day.
World Water Monitoring Day™ is an international education and outreach program that builds public awareness and involvement in protecting water resources around the world by engaging citizens to conduct basic monitoring of their local water bodies. The month-long program kicks off each year on September 18 with a data entry deadline of December 18.
World Water Monitoring Day™ (WWMD) is an international education and outreach program that builds public awareness and involvement in protecting water resources around the world by engaging citizens to conduct basic monitoring of their local water bodies. An easy-to-use test kit enables everyone from children to adults to sample local water bodies for a core set of water quality parameters including temperature, acidity (pH), clarity (turbidity) and dissolved oxygen (DO). Results are shared with participating communities around the globe through the WWMD Web site.
World Water Monitoring Day is celebrated on September 18. It was initially chosen to be a month later (October 18) to recognize the anniversary of the U.S. Clean Water Act, which was enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1972 to restore and protect the country’s water resources. In 2007, the date was changed to facilitate participation in parts of the world where temperatures reach freezing at that time.
The coordinators of WWMD, are the Water Environment Federation (WEF) and the International Water Association (IWA). The goal is to expand participation to one million people in 100 countries by 2012.
