GC relocation
Irish manufacturer of gas chromatographs and gas analysers, AGC Instruments, has relocated to a purpose built, state-of-the-art facility.
Irish manufacturer of gas chromatographs and gas analysers, AGC Instruments, has relocated to a purpose built, state-of-the-art facility.
The new facility overlooks the Shannon International Airport, which offers all year round accessibility to customers worldwide, and will house the majority of the company’s operations.
This year will see the launch of a new suite of instrumentation to further enhance the company’s product offering, which the company claims will enable it to achieve a higher standard in gas chromatography and reach out to more customers.
The timing of this move also coincides with the AGC Instruments China Office moving to a larger and more customer-focused facility in Beijing where it can meet the needs of that customer base.
For more information visit www.agc-instruments.com
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