You may experience difficulties in accessing the website or placing an order online during this time. We apologise for any inconvenience that this may cause, and ask that if you do experience any issues you contact us directly with your query.
UK Headoffice: Tel: +44 (0)1642 711400
Email: info@analox.net
US office: Tel: 714 891-4478
Email: USsales@analox.net
Regards
The Analox Team
Posted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 0 / 0 )Analox Sensor Technology has added Tick IT certification to the ISO certification is has held for 13 years.
Analox was recently awarded Tick IT certification, a quality management standard covering the development, supply and maintenance of software. It has also been recertified to the latest version of ISO 9001:2008, the internationally-recognised standard for quality management systems. It is now permitted to use both the Tick IT and ISO logos on its literature and website.
Mark Lewis, managing director of Analox Sensor Technology, said: “Now business depends on computerised systems which in turn depend on software for the effectiveness and efficiency. Any problem with software, from late delivery to malfunction, can affect a company’s credibility as well as costing it dearly.
“The Tick IT certification let’s our current and prospective clients have confidence in our products, and know that we will work with them to deliver what they require.”
Analox was audited by SGS UK, the global leader in inspection, verification, testing and certification
Posted: M Morley (Marketing Dept.)
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( 3.5 / 23 )“Everyone at Analox would like to wish our customers a prosperous New Year 2010, and we look forward to working with you throughout the coming years.” Mark Lewis, managing director of Analox Sensor Technology.
Speaking about 2010 Mark said “We have ambitious targets to double the company’s turnover from £6 million to £12 million by 2014, and having exceeded our targets in 2009 we are optimistic that we can continue in a similar vein in the coming year. We have restructured our sales team and launched a number of new products in the last year, and we feel stable and confident as a company, despite the current economic crisis.
Early in 2009, Analox restructured its sales operation into two focused divisions. Vicky Brown took responsibility for the Military Sales Division which aims to increase its turnover five-fold in the coming years. Rob Cornish joined the company to lead the commercial division, focusing on hospitality, industry, commercial diving and sport diving.
Analox reported a number of good news stories during the year. In May, it announced that it had won the contract to deliver 72 Sub MKIIP emergency analysers to the UK Navy, and delivered the first two in July. It also took an order from the US Navy for a further 40 such analysers.
In the summer it launched the new Aspida designed for the hospitality industry. Replacing the ‘Buddy’ analyser, the Aspida detects both CO2 and O2 levels, and is the first personal alarm to incorporate a ‘man down’ alarm.
This product, alongside the Analox 50, was exhibited at Drinktec 09 in Munich in September.
In October, Analox exhibited at the NEC Dive Show where it hosted a competition to find the most inspiring diving photos. To view all entries, including the winning photograph of an elusive dugong, visit http://www.analox.net/site/content_SD_photo_gallery.php. The website is also home to the ‘diver video diaries’ http://www.youtube.com/user/AnaloxSensorTech from the Power of Dema show, held in Orlando in November.
The company has also supported a number of regional and national charities during the year. It sponsored the British Forces Foundation ‘Lap of Honour’ to celebrate the charity’s 10th anniversary. At Christmas, Analox made donations to both Help for Heroes and Multiple Sclerosis National Therapy Centres.
Analox would also like to congratulate the male members of staff who chose to support the Movember appeal for men’s health charities by growing moustaches throughout November, and raising more then £1,000 for the appeal.
We look forward to bringing you more news stories in 2010.
Posted: M Morley (Marketing Dept)
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( 3.2 / 18 )Two of its clients have inspired a Stokesley firm to replace Christmas gifts with charity donations to the Help for Heroes campaign and Multiple Sclerosis National Therapy Centres.
Analox Sensor Technology has replaced its long shopping list of corporate Christmas gifts with a donation to each appeal.
Analox has chosen the charities to reflect two fields in which its gas sensors are utilised. Not only has it worked for many years with military clients providing gas sensors used by divers and in distressed submarines, but its sensors also play a vital part in the delivery of oxygen treatment for patients with Multiple Sclerosis.
Mark Lewis, managing director of Analox Sensor Technology, said: “We’re really pleased that we’re in the position to make substantial donations to both charities this Christmas. We hope that these gifts will make a genuine difference to people’s lives, both those living with Multiple Sclerosis as well as the servicemen and women who have returned injured from Iraq and Afghanistan.”
Help for Heroes was launched in 2007 to help wounded members of the armed forces returning from the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. It has to date allocated more than £23.5 million for projects including the UK’s first Army Recovery Centre which opened in summer 2009.
Multiple Sclerosis National Therapy Centres provide direct support and services for people living with Multiple Sclerosis. The centres are spread across the UK and Ireland and offer high quality therapeutic and other services to those with Multiple Sclerosis and their carers.
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( 3 / 29 )Analox Sensor Technology has announced that it is ceasing manufacture of the Analox 3D Carbon Monoxide alarm, and replacing it with a newer model which offers detection of carbon monoxide around the clock.
From 1 January, 2010, the Analox CO Clear Carbon Monoxide alarm will be the available carbon monoxide (CO) alarm. This product offers customers a number of benefits. It is easier to manufacture, which means that Analox can supply the product to customers more quickly. Also, as the Analox 3D Carbon Monoxide alarm was becoming more expensive to manufacture, by supplying the Analox CO Clear Carbon Monoxide alarm instead, Analox does not need to increase prices.
The CO Clear Carbon Monoxide alarm is designed for use in factory airline compressor outlets, factory airline point of use monitoring and for fire department compressor and cylinder charging stations.
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( 2.8 / 28 )Analox Sensor Technology took the opportunity to promote offshore safety at the Integrated Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) Annual Seminar in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in November 2009.
The seminar, entitled International Marine Operations in Challenging times, brought together members and industry colleagues from around the world. Analox was able to meet with new contacts as well as established distributors that supply its products to commercial divers, offshore industries and submarine manufacturers.
Mark Lewis, managing director of Analox Sensor Technology Ltd, said: “We are keen to support IMCA’s objectives to promote offshore safety. We would like to thank everyone who gave us their time and the opportunity to explain how Analox’s products can support a range of offshore functions. It was also a vital opportunity for us to update suppliers on developments within our product range.”
Submitted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 2.9 / 24 )Analox Sensor Technology has returned from the only international trade-only event for the diving industry with more than 25 new dealers signed, and interest from countries including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Ukraine, Qatar, Dubai and Russia.
Analox attended The Power of DEMA, a four day exhibition in Orlando, Florida, last month.
Mark Lewis, managing director of Analox Sensor Technology, said: “The benefits of exhibiting at DEMA are many - not least the opportunity to meet face-to-face with thousands of the world’s most highly qualified diving professionals in one place. Many in the industry have faced uncertainty this year, and, by appearing at DEMA, it was the ideal opportunity to reinforce our reputation as a stable industry supplier.
“We are optimistic that with sales confirmed at the show, and those which we expect to finalise now we’ve returned, more than 95% of the interest shown at the stand has been converted.
“Equally nice is the fact that many people passing the stand took the time to tell us how much they rate the Analox equipment they regularly use.”
Analox hosted a Diver Diary Room on its stand at DEMA and a video of messages recorded during the show can be viewed on Analox’s website.
Submitted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 2.8 / 32 )Occurring at The Royal Geographical Society.
As 2010 approaches, you divers will once again be looking forward to the annual “Dive Lectures” at the Royal Geographical Society, run by The London Diving Chamber to banish those winter blues.
This year the Chamber are delighted to have Trevor Norton and Monty Halls speaking, with an introductory talk by the inspiring World Champion and Paralympic Champion, Danny Crates.
The 'Dive Lectures' are held in support of Scuba Trust - a charity devoted to giving people with physical disabilities an equal opportunity to experience the pleasure and excitement of scuba diving and the underwater world.
Entrance will be free, but please help us fill those Scuba Trust buckets on the night.
Date: - Friday 12th February 2009
Time: - 6.30pm (doors open at6pm)
Location:- The Royal Geographical Society, 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR
Trevor Norton - Brave, Brilliant and Balmy'
Trevor Norton will be regaling tails of the extraordinary antics of some of the more eccentric people who have contributed to underwater research.
At school Trevor Norton specialized in failing exams, until he saw Hans and Lotte Hass “Diving to Adventure” on TV. Suddenly he began to pass exams and, to the disbelief of his teachers, became a professor of marine biology. He first went diving in 1953 and later used SCUBA extensively in his ecological research. He has written over 160 scientific articles and recently his popular literary books have earned him the accolade ‘Bill Bryson under water’. A play ‘inspired’
by his first book, /Stars Beneath the Sea/, ran at the Edinburgh Festival prior to a nationwide tour. Trevor lives on the Isle of Man overlooking the sea that he has underlooked for most of his working life.
Monty Halls - 'Great Escapes'
For the last two years Monty has been seeking out the Great Escapes - whether that be living the simple life on the west coast of Scotland, traveling round South Africa following the greatest of all sporting tours (whilst experiencing the very best shark dives around the coast), or working as a wildlife ranger in the Outer Hebrides. The latter project will be the subject of his next BBC2 series coming out this Spring. Find out all about the filming of the last Great Escape series, get a sneak preview of the next, and find out why the existence of diving, sharks, rugby, South Africa and beer is absolute proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy.
If you have any problems booking via the link below, please go to our website www.londondivingchamber.co.uk {http://www.londondivingchamber.co.uk}
{http://www.londondivingchamber.co.uk/index.php?id=events&page=4}
* Due to the nature of some of the speakers work, there maybe a change in the list of talks.
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( 2.9 / 33 )Has diving left you with stories to tell about your most memorable experiences? Or maybe a cautionary tale to share with other divers? Have you dived somewhere extraordinary, and you think other divers would love to follow suit?
Analox would like to hear your stories – and is creating on its website a section devoted to ‘diving tales’. Anyone who has a story to tell is invited to send it in to divingstories@analox.net. Diving stories will be published on www.analox.net with each story attributed to the writer.
The Sports Diving section of Analox’s website is rapidly becoming a portal where divers can share their photographs and experiences with others who have the same interest.
Michelle Morley, marketing manager for Analox Sensor Technology, said: “As well as sharing your stories with friends and diving buddies, Analox is inviting divers to submit their stories to share with a wider audience. Not only might this inspire other divers to explore different locations, but it could also lead to the discovery of one or two budding writers.”
Submitted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 3 / 43 )Six men in Stokesley have spent November becoming increasingly hairy – all in the name of charity.
Six male employees at Analox Sensor Technology Ltd are participating in ‘Movember’, the annual month-long moustache-growing charity event which raises funds for, and awareness of, men’s health issues, and primarily prostate cancer.
Movember at Analox is raising a few eyebrows too as the seventies style facial designs have taken shape. The team is hoping their efforts will raise in excess of £1,000 for charity, and they have already received donations from colleagues, as well as a company donation.
l-r Paul Scott, Andrew Watson, Luke Brough, Chris Allen, Paul Willis, Mark Boston
Chris Allen, sporting his new moustache, said: “This is the first time any of us has experienced a hairy top lip and our line up of moustaches is certainly getting us noticed – some impressive trucker-style ‘taches are developing.
“We’re all really pleased not only to be raising lots of money with our efforts, but also to be able to raise awareness of the annual Movember charity appeal. My grandfather was diagnosed with prostate cancer, so I’m glad I have an opportunity to raise some money and awareness too.
“November may well be Movember here in Stokesley again next year.”
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( 3.1 / 37 )Analox Sensor Technology has appointed a new Head of Commercial Sales as part of a restructuring aimed at helping it meet ambitious targets.
Analox’s sales operation has been restructured into two targeted divisions. As Head of Commercial Sales, Rob Cornish has joined Analox and will be responsible for the company’s continued growth in the hospitality, industrial and diving sectors. Meanwhile Vicky Brown is continuing to develop the Military Sales Division. Analox has plans for considerable growth in the next five years, aiming to double its turnover to £12m per annum.
Rob Cornish (l) with Analox Managing Director, Mark Lewis
Rob, 37, has previously worked in sales management in the telecommunications and software sectors, including roles with Phones 4 U and Trustmarque Solutions. He said: “Analox has clear but ambitious aims, and I am enjoying working with a team committed to these plans. We have had a number of successes in recent months, and are confident that the right team is in place to continue this pattern in 2010 and beyond.”
Since Rob joined Analox earlier in 2009, the Commercial Sales Division has celebrated a number of deals. Rob, who speaks fluent Italian, was involved in winning a £1/2 million order from a large European distributor. Also, Analox has recently signed an exclusive distribution deal for Austria with The Linde Group.
Mark Lewis, managing director of Analox Sensor Technology, said: “Despite the current climate, Analox is fairing extremely well, and continues to report growth across all sectors. That is due in no small part to the excellent team of people we have. We are always interested in bringing in the right people who can drive the company in the right direction. Rob has brought a combination of skills to his role; a strong background in commercial sales and a clear ability to lead his team.”
Posted: M Morley - Marketing Dept
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( 3 / 44 )In anticipation of the Christmas holidays, Analox Sensor Technology would like to let our customers know our shutdown and last shipping dates.
Analox will close on Thursday, December 24, and reopen on Monday, January 4 2010.
If you require any orders to be shipped before the closure, then please note that the last shipping date will be Monday, December 21.
Manufacture lead times vary according to the product sector, but please take these into consideration:
Hospitality – up to 3 weeks,
Commercial diving – up to 4 weeks,
Industrial – up to 6 weeks,
Sport diving – 1 to 2 days.
If you have any queries, please call us on +44(0)1642 711400 or email info@analox.net.
Alternatively, if you are based within the USA please call 714 891-4478 or email USsales@analox.net
Analox would like to wish all its customers a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. Thank you for your custom in 2009, and we look forward to working with you in 2010.
Submitted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 2.9 / 44 )A dramatic photograph into the eye of an infrequently-seen dugong has won a diving photography competition launched by Analox Sensor Technology.
The photograph was taken by diver Dave Johnson in September 2009 at Marsa Mubarak, a protected bay in the Marsa Alam region of Egypt on the Red Sea. His dive took him beneath the elusive marine mammal, giving him the opportunity to shoot the animal as it came up for air with the sun glinting on the surface of the water above him.
Visitors to the NEC Dive Show were asked to enter their sport diving photographs into a competition to find the most awe-inspiring image. Dave has won a Fuji Finepix F200 EXR, a new camera designed for underwater photography up to a depth of 40 metres. The winning photograph will now front a gallery of diving photos on the Analox website. He is also about to launch his own website of photographs taken during his dives.
Michelle Morley, marketing manager for Analox Sensor Technology, said: “When we launched the competition we had no idea of the caliber of the entries we would receive. It’s obvious that Dave, and many other divers, have a passion for the underwater scenery, and share their experiences with others through their amazing photography. Dave’s photograph stood out, but then you don’t need me to tell you that – all you need to do is see it.”
Dave, 52, lives with his wife Mary in Ramsey, near Peterborough. Having spent 30 years in the Royal Air Force, he now works for BAE Systems as a business analyst. He has dived since young, but rediscovered his love when his wife learned to dive in 2005. They now dive in both the UK and overseas, and aim to visit the Red Sea twice each year where they have both become increasingly interested in the dive photography as much as the diving.
Dave commented: “I probably take up to 4,000 underwater photographs each year – and maybe 40 of them are worth sharing. The winning photograph was exceptionally exciting as the infamous Marsa Alam Dugongs are not often seen. This one may well not have reappeared for a couple of months. Luckily I was in the right place at the right time, and got this fabulous shot.
“My wife and I plan to broaden our diving range by taking a Nitrox course in the near future, so we will soon be using Analox equipment when we dive. I’d like to thank Analox for the new underwater camera. It will no doubt be well used, and hopefully give me more fantastic photographs which I can add to my website.”
To see all entries into the competition visit http://www.analox.net/site/content_SD_photo_gallery.php
Posted M Morley - Marketing Dept
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( 3 / 47 )Visitors to the NEC Dive Show and The Power of DEMA Show can step into the Analox Diver Diary Room to reveal their underwater experiences and dreams.
Analox is launching a video diary room at the exhibitions, inviting divers to step infront of the camera and share whatever’s on their mind. Whether they wish to review Analox’s products, rave about their best experiences or divulge the details of their dream dive, then the camera’s rolling. And it’s hoped that plenty of divers will be ready to record.
Michelle Morley, marketing manager for Analox Sensor Technology, said: “We’re not bringing ‘Big Brother’ with us, so there’s noone to answer back. The tape will be rolling and we’d love to hear not just about divers’ experiences using Analox products, but anything else they’d like to tell us too. We’re sure there will be some animated performances in front of the camera, and no doubt tales about most amazing and inspiring experiences.”
To have your say in the Analox Diver Diary Room, visit Analox at stand number 1216 at the NEC Dive Show 2009, on Saturday 24, and Sunday 25 October 2009 or at stand 662 at The Power of DEMA Show, in Orlando, Florida, from Wednesday 4 to Saturday 7 November 2009. The best diary room entries will be edited into an Analox Diary Room video which will be available to view shortly after the show at www.analox.net.
Posted: M Morley Marketing Dept
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( 3 / 62 )With immediate effect, the delivery cost to transport gas cylinders to any mainland UK address will increase from £20.00 to £26.50 per shipment.
Should you require delivery of gas outside of the UK mainland, please contact the Analox sales team who will be happy to provide you with a quote.
Posted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 2.8 / 57 )Analox has returned from Drinktec 09, the world fair for beverage and liquid food technology, with more than 60 strong sales leads from across the world.
Analox exhibited two of its products at the Munich event; the Analox 50, a mains-powered CO2 alarm which can be wall-mounted in a cellar, and the new Aspida, a personal dual gas analyser which incorporates, amongst other features, a ‘man down’ alarm.
Following the six day exhibition, Analox has begun negotiations for distribution of its products in China, the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Italy and the Philippines. It also has interest from a South African company and has quoted a Mongolian company for eight units, including three Aspida analysers. A further enquiry from Global Fountain in Italy could lead to an order for A50 units. In addition, it has made contacts enabling it to trial the new Aspida in the UK.
Mark Lewis, Managing Director of Analox Sensor Technology, said: “The success of our six days at Drinktec is testament to the strength of our products, a committed sales team, and the back up of excellent after sales service. Analox is an ambitious company which aims to grow substantially in the coming years, and we’re delighted to have returned from Drinktec with so many positive leads.”
Posted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 3 / 54 )Do you have an inimitable picture from one of your dives? Bring it to the NEC Dive Show and it could win you a new luxury compact ‘underwater’ camera.
Analox Sensor Technology is inviting visitors to the NEC Dive Show to enter their sport diving photographs into a competition to find the most unique and elite image. The winner will receive a Fuji Finepix F200 EXR, a versatile new camera which incorporates underwater white balance. It is the ideal accessory for any keen diver, allowing photography up to a depth of 40 metres.
To enter the competition, visit Analox at the NEC Dive Show at stand 1216 on October 24th and 25th, 2009. Photographs can be entered either in printed form, or on a CD or USB flash drive. The competition is also open to anyone not able to attend the NEC Dive Show. Please email entries (no larger than 10MB) to competition@analox.net.
Terms and conditions are available upon request. Deadline for photograph submission is 31st October 2009.
Posted: M Morley
Marketing Dept.
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( 3 / 73 )On 22nd & 23rd of September 10 members of Analox staff attended a bespoke course at The Underwater Centre in Fort William, Scotland. The course comprised of classroom talks including gas toxicity, commercial diving techniques, safety issues and air diving training.
Time was also spent at the onshore pool learning about air diver training and an afternoon on the Talon which is a purpose built open bell, saturation diver training barge where Analox staff learned about the challenges for both Life Support Staff and the divers themselves.
Simon Lunt, Key Account Manager at Analox for the Commercial Diving Industry was delighted with the course. "The course was lead very professionally by an experienced LSS and instructor and was a fantastic learning opportunity for our design, sales and operational staff which will help us with future developments and customer service through a better understanding of the many aspects of commercial diving."
The Underwater Centre in Fort William, operating since 1972, is the world's leading commercial diver and ROV training centre. They are the only school to offer all Health and Safety Executive (HSE) approved qualifications in Air and Mixed Gas diver training. Their Assistant Life Support Technician (ALST) courses train skilled support staff for the commercial diving industry. www.theunderwatercentre.co.uk
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( 3 / 71 )IMCA has recently issued a safety flash regarding the use of Pre-Mixed Nitrox gases.
www.imca-int.com/safetyflash - view document ref 13/09.
The safety flashes summarise key safety matters and incidents, visit www.imca-int.comfor further information on IMCA.
Posted: Sales Team
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( 3 / 78 )Analox Sensor Technology Ltd has been named as one of the North East’s 50 Fastest Growing Companies, for the second year running.
The awards, which are organised by The Journal Newspaper, identify and celebrate the 50 fastest growing companies in North East England. The fastest growing small, medium and large businesses, as well as the fastest growing company overall will be named in a ceremony to be held at the BALTIC Centre on the Newcastle-Gateshead Quayside on Friday, October 9, 2009.
Mark Lewis, MD of Analox, said: “We have a highly-focused and dedicated team of people working at Analox and it is testament to their commitment that we are once more in the North East’s 50 fastest growing companies.”
Posted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 2.9 / 67 )Jack Ingle is currently organising a dive trip to the South China Seas in April/May 2010
The trip will be for one week diving the wrecks of HMS Repulse and HMS Prince of Wales.
Should you wish to sign up for the trip contact Jack Ingle on jack@jackingle.co.uk
Posted: M Morley Marketing Dept.
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( 3 / 76 )From October 2009, Analox will be supplying the GDS 404 gas alarm.
Replacing the Analox 1300, the GDS 404 is capable of detecting between 1-4 gases and will connect up to your existing Analox sensors.
If you would like a quote for the GDS alarm please email your details to info@analox.net or call the sales department on +44 (0)1642 711400
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( 3.1 / 85 )WaterProof is delighted to announce the first Pre-DEMA Annual Golf Day and you’re invited!
Come and join us on Sunday 1st November 2009 and Tee Off on the First WaterProof Annual Pre-DEMA Charity Golf Day.
The aim of the Day is raise funds for Deptherapy, Project Aware and Soldiers Undertaking Disabled Scuba; whilst enjoying the company of fellow diving professionals and the Orlando sunshine, on a stunning PGA Course.
As with all great charity golf days, we will be holding an auction and raffle during the Award Evening, with some super competition prizes, thanks to the generosity of industry friends. We’ve already been promised some prizes including a Nitrox Analyser from Analox,
a Seeker Delayed Surface Marker Buoy from Custom Divers and a DIN HOG (Highly Optimized Gear) Regulator from Edge.
The Format
The Shotgun start will be at 12:15, and we will be playing Individual and Team Competitions in a 4-ball Team Event.
Table of Events
11:00 - Registration at the Shingle Creek Golf Centre with freshly brewed Starbucks Coffee and Gourmet Teas, Orange Juice, tasty Pastries and Muffins.
Warm Up Session on the Range for those wishing to take up the opportunity
12:15 - Tee-Off
5:15 - Compare Golfing stories in the bar of the Shingle Creek Hotel
6:30 - Opportunity to purchase pre-dinner drinks in the Shingle Creek Hotel bar
7.15 - New York Deli Buffet Award Dinner at the Shingle Creek Hotel
The Shingle Creek Golf Centre is located behind the Rosen Centre and the Rosen Plaza at;
Shingle Creek Golf Centre
9939 Universal Boulevard
Orlando, FL 32819
www.shinglecreekgolf.com
Late Flight in? Come and join us for Dinner!
If your flight arrival time means that you are unable to play, and you have no dinner plans, you are most welcome to join us for the Evening. Dinner Tickets are US$37.14 each. Simply confirm your place by emailing Roz and send payment to secure your place.
Competition Time
Competitions on the day will include (but are not
limited to) the following;
• Best Gentleman’s Score
• Best Ladies Score
• Best Team Score
• Longest Drive
• Nearest the Pin
• Best Front Nine
• Best Back Nine
Ticket Information
Tickets for the Morning Coffee & Muffins, 18 holes of Golf and the Buffet Dinner are US$175.55 per person (inclusive of Tax and Service Charge). All profits will be donated to the three diving charities already named. To secure your place, or to get your enquiries answered, just contact the Event Organiser, Ms Rosemary E Lunn by Friday 16th
October 2009 on +44 (0) 7973 117 862 or email her at roz@tumc.co.uk or golf@waterproof.eu
Golf Clubs and Special Requirements
We understand that not all of you will want to fly in
with your Clubs. Shingle Creek Golf Club has a limited number of Golf Clubs for hire. If you could like to reserve a set, or in the event that you have any special requirements, ie dietary, please contact Roz
Raffle and Auction Prizes
We would be most delighted if you are interested in providing a prize for one or both of the events. It doesn’t have to be big or expensive, just something that you would be pleased to win yourself, ie bottle of Champagne, a piece of diving equipment et al.
Thank you for your much appreciated support.
Sponsorship Opportunities and Payment
There are a number of sponsorship opportunities,
including the holes; the Awards, the Score Cards, and the Registration & Refreshments. All prices are
inclusive of Taxes. Please contact Rosemary for
further information. The following are available;
Hole (inc. logo on GPS) – US$50 each
Exclusive Sponsorship of Score Cards – US$360
Named Sponsorship on an Award – US$100 each
Registration & Refreshments – US$800
You can pay by Wire/Bank Transfer or US$
Check/Cheque.
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( 3.2 / 87 )As of the 1st September 2009, there will be a small increase in the price of standard carriage within the UK. Prices will increase from £17.00 per parcel to £19.00 per parcel. Any deliveries over the standard package size will be quoted individually.
For any customers who wish to arrange their own collection of goods, a £5.00 administration fee will be added to the value of your order.
Should you have any queries or require a quote contact the Analox sales team on +44 (0)1642 711400
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( 2.9 / 87 )Analox recently loaned a CO2 Buddy to the US Geological Team. John Pallister visited Saudi Arabia and worked with Khalid Kadi (Saudi Geological Survey Senior Geologist) monitoring CO2 in and around volcano's.
John stated 'We used the Buddy in the field successfully, although no CO2 was detected. The seismic swarm is continuing although at reduced levels, so we suspect that any CO2 emissions were diffused and at levels undetectable given surface conditions (windy, desert)'
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( 3 / 103 )Analox are proud to be supporting the Ride for Heros by donating an O2EII to Northern Diver.
Northern Diver are planning to auction off a number of items to help raise further funds for 'Ride for Heros' as well as a completing a 36 mile bike ride to Blackpool.
Further information on this event can be viewed at:
http://www.justgiving.com/rideforheroes/
RIDE FOR HEROES (R4H)
Fourteen military personnel from Prince William of Gloucester Barracks,(The home of the RLC TA) are undertaking a round the coast of Britain motorbike ride. The exercise aim's to raise awareness and fund-raise in support of the ‘Help for Heroes’ initiative, the role of the TA, in particular the RLC TA, and the TA100 centenary. In addition, the exercise will provide a platform for the promotion of the RLC TA within its recruiting initiative, whilst developing
and maintaining the TA’s traditional links with society and local communities.
The team (of which four will be riding each day) will complete a 4200 miles ride around the coast of Britain, on British Army issued Harley Davidson motorcycles, beginning at PWoG Barracks, Grantham on 6 Jun 08 and ending at the Lincoln Show to celebrate TA100 on the 19 Jun 08. There will be 12 scheduled
overnight stops, using military establishments from all the services, linked by a number of day-time fund-raising and recruiting events, supported by RLC TA Regiments, en-route.
Maj Bill Scott, the Officer in charge of the team said;
“the event is not for the faint hearted and will be a test of everyone’s stamina, endurance and teamwork. It is hoped the event will raise awareness of the essential support provided by the TA on operations, while marking its centenary. In addition raising fund will take place for those members of the Armed forces injured in the line of duty, on behalf of the 'Help for Heroes' initiative.
SHOULD YOU WISH TO SUPPORT THE R4H CHALLENGE AND MAKE A DONATION
AND KEEP UPTO DATE WITH THEIR PROGRESS THEN CHECK OUT;
www.justgiving.com/rideforheroes
or www.ta100.co.uk or e-mail; rideforheroes@hotmail.co.uk
Submitted: M Morley Marketing Dept
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( 3 / 97 )In our drive to fulfill our vision of being the first choice for atmosphere monitoring in hostile environments, and our ambitions for significant growth, we have taken the decision to split the Analox sales team into 2 highly focused divisions.
With immediate effect, Vicky Brown will be heading up the Military Sales Division, and Rob Cornish, a new addition to the Analox Management Team will be heading up the Commercial Sales Division.
Michelle Morley is moving into her new role as Marketing Manger, and the sales team is being strengthened further with the addition of Paul Scott, who joined us on the 1st June, as Key Account Manager for the Hospitality & Cryogenic markets.
We hope these structural changes will serve to provide you, our customers with an outstanding customer experience, and will serve to foster closer working relationships.
Posted: M Morley Sales & Marketing Dept.
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( 3 / 105 )Thanks to everyone who supported the 3 Amigos Race for Life. Tracey, Kerry and Michelle finished in 54 minutes and managed to raise over £500 for Cancer Research.
We can assure all sponsors that the trio did wear trainers - with a picture to prove it!
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( 3 / 94 )Analox are delighted to be a proud sponsor of the British Forces Foundations 'Lap of Honour' project.
The British Forces Foundation launched its Lap of Honour project in June 2008. Fronted by BFF Trustee Katherine Jenkins, the project marks the charity’s 10th anniversary year.
The new vehicle has been engaged in a year-long adventure around the country getting 50 British icons to autograph one car, and 100 companies to lend their support.
The 50 icons represent the British elite in all spheres and the list includes Sir Michael Caine, Sir Jackie Stewart, Rod Stewart, Lewis Hamilton, Kate Moss, Joe Calzaghe, Sir Elton John, David Beckham, Baroness Thatcher, Eric Clapton, Joanna Lumley and Gordon Brown outside Number 10 Downing Street. Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May also signed up during filming at the programme's test track in Surrey.
BFF Director, Mark Cann, said: “The Lap of Honour is more than just a fundraising event for the Charity or a focal point to mark 10 years serving the Armed Forces. It is a celebration of the British link between companies, eminent icons and serving personnel. The very act of demonstrating support will send a clear message of solidarity to those on the frontline, which will in itself be a significant boost to their morale.”
Brands Hatch has invited The British Forces Foundation to exhibit the Lap of Honour vehicle at the British round of the A1GP World Cup of Motorsport. The display follows on from installations at Mini Park Lane, The Royal Automobile’s atrium in Pall Mall and The National Motor Museum.
Lap of Honour will be concluded when the car, along with two fully signed travelling albums, will be sold in two lots by Bonhams at their world-famous Festival of Speed auction on 3rd July 2009.
Posted: M Morley Sales & Marketing
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( 2.9 / 92 )In the coming months Analox will be launching the new Aspida and setting a new benchmark for portable gas analysers.
Aspida derives from the Greek word meaning Shield, and like a shield this robust analyser is dedicated to protecting you and your staff from the dangers of elevated carbon dioxide (CO2) and oxygen (O2) depletion.
The Aspida is available as a dual CO2/ O2 analyser or as single gas analysers, with all the usual features; audio visual alarms, Time weighted average (TWA) and vibration alarms, high visibility display all packaged into a durable, water resistant enclosure.
But what else do you get for your money in these tough economic times?
With the Aspida, Analox are bringing you;
- The first gas analyser to incorporate a man down/ panic alarm. The man down alarm will sound a loud (110db) audible alarm in the event of an employee collapsing or the employee triggering the alarm manually in a panic situation.
- In built intelligence ensures the Aspida lets you know when calibration is due and when sensors need replacing.
- Intelligent software allows 2 workers to share 1 unit, perfect if your company operates a 24/7 split shift pattern
- How often do you forget to recharge equipment? The Aspida offers additional flexibility with battery changing and charging. The Aspida is supplied with two rechargeable AA batteries; however, if you forget to charge your unit, you can fit and use two off the shelf AA batteries for the day.
For further information on the new Aspida please call the sales team on:
All other enquiries - +44 (0)1642 711400
or
USA enquiries – 001 (714) 891-4478
Posted: M Morley Sales and Marketing
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( 2.9 / 107 )Analox are pleased to announce that due to continued improvements in factory efficiency we are currently able to offer the current delivery schedule on commercial diving analysers:
1000: 2-3 weeks
5001: 2-3 weeks
100 HYP MKIII: 2-3 weeks
101D2: 2 weeks
9212 Cells: 1 week
Hyper-Gas MkII: 2 weeks
5S transducers for 5001: approx 5 weeks
O2 Portable: 1 week
If you have an urgent requirement, please do not hesitate to contact our sales team on +44 (0)1642 711400 and we will see how we can help.
Posted: M Morley Sales and Marketing
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( 2.9 / 105 )For all Trimix divers, Analox explains how you use the Analox ATA analyser to ensure you have a safe dive
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( 3 / 113 )Carbon Monoxide is a highly toxic gas which cannot be detected by sight or smell.
It only takes a small concentration of Carbon Monoxide, breathed at pressure, to have an adverse effect on the human body.
Analox explains how fitting a CO Clear alarm will eliminate the possibility of unknown CO contaminants in dive mixes
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( 2.9 / 86 )For all nitrox divers who own the O2EII nitrox analyser, Analox explains how to change out the oxygen sensor in your EII.
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( 3 / 69 )Design a new logo for the Archaeological Divers Association, including the Juniors' Section and the Journal of Archaeological Diving Expeditions (JADE).
Each member can enter each category once, with a maximum of three entries. There will be a main prize and a runner-up prize for each category. Take a look at the category descriptions to get an idea of what we are looking for.
Competition Open Until the 31st October 2009
Main ADA Logo Category:
First Prize: A Set of Nitrox Poseidon Extreme Regulators
Runner Up: An Analox O2EII Oxygen Analyser
The main ADA Logo should incorporate ALL the elements of Archaeological and Technical Diving, such as the use of Full Face Masks, Mixed Gases etc.
It should include the name of the association in full
It should be completed in colour
The logo design should still "work" in two-colour format for use on apparel and other products
Junior's Logo Category:
First Prize: An IANTD Advanced Recreational Trimix Course
Runner Up: £50 of Weezle Gift Vouchers
The Junior Logo should be based around the image of the Junior's mascot - Scubadger
It should include the association name in full
It should incorporate the word 'Junior'
JADE Category:
First Prize: A PP Full Face Mask Course
Runner Up: A Pair of Pro Force Fins
The JADE Logo should be completed in an appropriate colour scheme.
It should include the initials of the Association.
It should include the journal name in full.
It should represent the principles and objectives of the association.
Visit www.underwater-archaeology.org.uk/ADACompetition2009.html for more information
Posted: M Morley Sales and Marketing
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( 3 / 81 )The Archaeological Divers Association (ADA) specialises in the unique investigation that occurs underwater. The ADA provides training for both recreational and professional divers who are interested in the underwater cultural heritage of our seas.
The training that they provide is second to none and incorporates standards of the Scientific Diving Supervisory Committees competency guidelines and also includes professional training standards from IANTD (UK).
Analox are proud to be involved with the ADA by being their chosen supplier for diving analysers.
Please view the links below for information on ADA training at Level 1 and 2:
http://www.underwater-archaeology.org.u ... Award.html
http://www.underwater-archaeology.org.u ... Award.html
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( 2.9 / 110 )Technical diving instructor Mark Powell has recently published a new book which aims to explain decompression in plain English.
The book is aimed to be an overview of decompression theory, starting with the very basics such as the history and principles of decompression. It then moves through the practical applications of decompression for Air and Nitrox diving as well as the implications for decompression sickness. It then goes on to cover deep stops and bubble models. Finally, for those interested it, covers the implications of Trimix on decompression and some of the alternative decompression models available today.
It is intended for any diver who is interested in what happens when they go underwater. As ALL dives are decompression dives then it is intended for the recreational diver as much as the technical diver. In particular any recreational Dive Master or Instructor should be aware of many of the ideas in this book.
You can see more details on the book, view a sample chapter and order online at http://www.dive-tech.co.uk
This is a truly remarkable book which covers all the various theories of decompression and ascents for divers in a most readable and understanding manner. There is no other comprehensive book on decompression to my knowledge which is so easy to read and understand by the average recreational or technical diver.
Peter B. Bennett, Ph.D., D.Sc. Executive Director, UHMS. Emeritus Professor of Anesthesiology, Duke University Medical Center. Founder & 1st President, DAN
This is the most comprehensive and well-written text I've seen that attempts to explain decompression theory to divers.
Dr Richard Vann Assistant Research Professor in Anesthesiology, Safety Officer and Director of Applied Research at the Duke Hyperbaric Center, and Vice President for Research at DAN.
This book is a "must read" for those who have ever wondered about decompression tables and how they are created. It is a straight forward book and devoid of technical jargon. It starts with the scientific giants who developed the physics of the gas laws and the physiology of diving and ends with M-values and tissue bubbles. For the curious diver – and all divers should be – it will be money well spent!
Michael R. Powell, MS, PhD. NASA (retired), Medical Sciences Division, Johnson Space Center, Texas
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( 3 / 91 )In 2009 Jack Ingle is arranging a number of UK and Overseas Dive trips with some dates being fully booked already!
His UK South Coast Dive trips in June and August are already full. However he has a few places still available on the May, July and September dates if you are interested in joining him for some fantastic
UK Diving from the Technical Dive Boat Voyager out of Littlehampton.
Visit Jack's website for information on this trip and many more.
www.jackingle.co.uk
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( 2.7 / 111 )With Christmas fast approaching please find details, below, on Analox’s Christmas shutdown period, and last shipping dates for pre Christmas deliveries:
Analox will close on Wednesday 24th December and will re-open on Friday 2nd January 2009.
If you require any products prior to Analox closing, the last shipment date for the UK Office will be Friday 19th December. The last shipment date for the US office is Monday 22nd December.
Current lead times for most Analox products are 4-5 weeks with the exception of Analox O2EII’s, ATA’s, Calibration Gas and replacement Oxygen sensors.
We will be happy to provide you with a confirmed delivery schedule on receipt of your order placement.
Should you have any queries please call or email info@analox.net
Regards
Analox Sales Team
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( 3 / 153 )Thanks to everyone who visited the Analox stand at both DEMA and the NEC Dive show.
We had a great time meeting you all and showing the Analox range of sports diving analysers including the Analox O2EII, ATA and the CO Clear.
We are looking forward to seeing you again in 2009!
Posted: M Morley (Sales and Marketing)
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( 2.8 / 116 )This year will see the first EuroTek conference occur.
Eurotek is an Advanced Diving Conference and Equipment exhibition and will occur in Birmingham on 15th and 16th November 2008
Tickets are now available to purchase, visit www.eurotek.uk.com for further information
Posted: M Morley Sales & Marketing Dept
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( 3 / 125 )Two new sales staff have recently joined the Analox team.
Paul Walker will now deal with all Hospitality and Cryogenic sales whilst Joshua Hockney is looking after the sports diving sector.
Joshua will be at DEMA and the NEC so if you are attending visit the Analox stand to say hello. Paul will be attending Brau this year so if you would like to meet him please email.
Contact details are:
Paul Walker - paul.walker@analox.net
Joshua Hockney - joshua.hockney@analox.net
Posted M Morley - Sales and Marketing Dept
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( 2.8 / 107 )The Journal newspaper has recently revealed the North East's 50 fastest growing companies. The list highlights and celebrates companies and organisations in the North East region that are showing the strongest growth.
Analox Sensor Technology Ltd is proud to announce that they have been named as one of the 50 fastest growing companies within the North East of England. The list features small, medium and large sized organisations from a varied range of business sectors.
All 50 companies can be viewed on the Journal's website www.journallive.co.uk
Submitted: M Morley - Sales & Marketing Dept
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( 3 / 117 )October starts the dive show season again for Analox.
Firstly, we will be exhibiting at DEMA 2008 in Las Vegas - 22nd-25th October. We will be on booth 2412 selling your favourite diving analysers including the Analox O2EII Nitrox analyser, the ATA Trimix analyser and the CO Clear Carbon Monoxide alarm. Both Patti and Michelle will be at the show so come along and say hi.
Next is the UK's biggest dive show at the NEC in Birmingham, Analox will be on stand 1216. The show is on 1st-2nd November. Again all analysers and replacement sensors will be availble to buy from us and we will be offering special show discounts.
If you would like to pre-order goods for collection at either of the shows then simply email info@analox.net with your requirements or call.
We look forward to seeing you at the shows and hope you have a fantastic time
M Morley: Sales & Marketing
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( 2.9 / 128 )Analox are proud to sponsor the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) is dedicated to funding research to find a cure for type 1 (juvenile) diabetes, which strikes children suddenly, makes them insulin-dependent for life, and carries the constant threat of devastating complications.
The JDRF Walk is this coming weekend and your support is much needed to help keep efforts on track to find a cure for this terrible disease, which is on the increase in the UK.
You may know about JDRF and its work but if not you can click on link below to watch a 5 minute video presentation.
http://www.jdrf.org.uk/page.asp?section ... hy+Walk%3F
Malcolm from Divex UK will be completing the 5 mile trek and would appreciate sponsorship, just visit
http://www.justgiving.com/divexltd
M Morley - Sales and Marketing Dept
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( 2.9 / 121 )The HSE has recently updated their information sheet titled : 'Divers breathing air standard and frequency of examination and tests' sheet No9, Rev1.
Within the section 'Standard for divers breathing air' the HSE recommend that the CO content shall not exceed 3ppm. In order to adhere to these recommendations Analox have altered the alarm set point on all UK powered CO Clear alarms from 5ppm to 3ppm.
The HSE also recommends additional methods of assuring air quality. Altough testing of a compressor is required at least every 3 months, the HSE notes that high levels of CO would not necessarily be identified during periodic sampling. They recommend that to minimise the hazards of CO a catalyst or online monitor should be considered.
The Analox CO Clear has been specifically designed for use with compressors. This fixed alarm offers audible and visual alarm warnings to rising levels of CO.
If you would like further information or a quote for the CO Clear alarm please email info@analox.net
Further information on the new standard can be viewed on the HSE website, alternatively call 01642 711400.
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( 2.9 / 144 )In June 2008, the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers issued a report on Recommended Diving Practices (Report No 411).
In appendix 8, under equipment, they recommend that the SDC needs to contain equipment which can measure hydrocarbon contaminants and be of an equivalent specification to the Analox Hypergas MKII
Click here to view the full report.
For further information on the Hypergas click here, or email info@analox.net
Posted: Michelle Morley - Sales and Marketing Dept
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( 3.1 / 66 )Analox have become listed on the 'Manufacture Index' of Scuba Board Forum.
We have our own designated forum for queries on Analox analysers, visit
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/q-scub ... index.html and add your comments today.
Posted: M Morley Sales & Marketing dept
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( 2.9 / 154 )Giulia has recently stopped off at Fraser Island on her Australian journey, and described it as paradise (it even had her jumping for joy ....)
She is making lots of friends and is now on her way to the great barrier reef - I wonder if she packed her O2EII????
Posted: M Morley Sales & Marketing
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( 2.8 / 89 )A recent dive trip ended in disaster with 1 person dying and 9 people being injured. It appears the accident was caused by air being contaminated by Carbon Monoxide. Visit www.minivannews.com/news/news.php?id=4529
for more information.
Analox have designed the CO Clear to help eliminate this potential danger. Designed to connect onto the compressor manifold the CO Clear monitors for CO contamination 24/7
Look for the CO Clear sign at your fill station
Email or Call Jonathan Dixon if you would like further information on the CO Clear
M Morley - Sales and Marketing Dept
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