About Us:

 Analytical Industries Inc. was formed on December 13, 1993 by Frank S. Gregus and Patrick J. Prindible former executives of Teledyne’s Analytical Instruments division. Dr. Mohammad Razaq left Teledyne and joined the company in 1994. Dr. Razaq studied fuel cell technology at the University of Southampton, England and Case Western Reserve in Ohio.
 
 Together the principals of Analytical Industries Inc. accumulated over 100 years of experience within the field of oxygen analysis. A hands-on management approach honed their expertise in a myriad of industrial, personnel safety, environmental, diving and medical applications. Customers benefit from a unique blend of expertise encompassing the development of the original galvanic fuel cell type oxygen sensor to the latest patents involving parts per billion oxygen and moisture sensors, solid electrolyte oxygen and hydrogen sensors.
 
 Advanced Instruments, a division within Analytical Industries Inc. was formed in 1997 to concentrate in the manufacturing of analytical instrumentation utilizing Analytical Industries innovative sensor design that addresses the critical issues of quality, reliability, and flexibility. Operating from a 20,000 square foot facility, an expanding labor force performs 100% of the assembly and testing in-house.

 As a result Analytical Industries Inc. and Advanced Instruments are positioned to supply advanced electrochemical oxygen sensors, gas analyzers, and complete sample systems to the market.

History:

1993

     Analytical Industries Inc. was founded by principals.

1995

     FDA approves oxygen sensors 510K.

1996

     Diving O2 sensors introduced to the market.

     U.S. Navy begins 2 yrs. of testing.

1997

     Esso Sarnia - 1st analyzer design "golden ethylene" 0.25 ppm Oxygen.

     Advanced Instruments formed to focus on industrial market.       

     GPR series O2 analyzers validated vs. GC standard for Medical Grade N2  

1998

     Awarded 5 year Navy contract; O2 sensors for underwater MK16 "rebreather".

     Q.A. System certified by Los Alamos National Laboratory.   

     Awarded ppm O2 analyzer contract for Exxon Singapore expansion.

1999

     Received CSA and CE approval for O2 analyzer design.   

2000

     New sensor developments introduced to the market.

     Pico-ion sensor break through 1 ppb capability validated by APIMS mass spec.

     First electrochemical sensor based oxygen "purity" analyzer.

2001

     QA system 3rd party certified ISO 9001 & Medical CE in-house control assures quality.

     FDA approves O2 analyzer 510K.

2002

     Air Liquide North America selects GPR-16MS as a standard for medical grade N2.     

2003

     Navy awards Analytical Industries 2nd 5 year contract for diving sensors.

     Digital electronics introduced.

     Air Liquide France, Praxair evaluate GPR-1600UHP PPB O2 analyzer.  

2004

     Licensing agreements reached for Moisture and Thermal Conductivity sensors.

2005

     Digital electronics update complete - auto ranging, pressure compensation, flexible alarms.

     Received CE approval for digital analyzer design.

2007

     The GPR-18MS / 18 / 28 Oxygen Analyzers received ATEX explosion proof Ex d IIB+H2 T6 CE approval

      for use in Class 1, Div 1,Groups B, C, D hazardous areas.