Liquid Process Analytics

Process Liquid Analysis Instrumentation

Cross Company’s Process Solutions group provides high-quality pH meters, conductivity meters, dissolved oxygen meters, and meters for measuring the oxidation reduction potential (ORP) to determine the makeup and quality of process liquids.

Liquid process analytics play a critical role in ensuring quality, safety, and efficiency across many different industries and process applications. And as industrial or process applications evolve with technology, the need for accurate, real-time analysis becomes even greater. Cross acts as a partner, providing not only the instrumentation but also the experience and expertise needed to ensure you’re getting the right analytical equipment for your process.

Interested in learning more about how Cross company can help you measure the makeup and quality of your process liquids? Contact us today to discuss your application with a Cross team member.

Oxygen Sensor for Water and Wastewater

SE715

Low Maintenance Optical Oxygen Sensor

SE740

Hygienic Oxygen Sensor

SE706

Benefits of Optimized Liquid Process Analytic Loops

Utilizing liquid process analytics in your process application provides many benefits that contribute to enhanced process control, quality assurance, and overall operational efficiency. Some of those benefits include

Real-Time Monitoring

Liquid process analytics are able to provide real-time insights into key process parameters. This allows operators to identify potentially harmful deviations and take corrective actions promptly

Process Optimization

Being able to continuously monitor process states and parameters allows for significant process optimization. This reduces waste, energy consumption, and overall production costs

Compliance Standards

Many industries are subject to strict regulations or standards (for example, water treatment). But adherence to regulatory standards is facilitated by accurate liquid process analytics

dissolved oxygen meters

Industries and Applications for Liquid Process Analytics

A wide variety of industries use liquid process analytics to

  • Safeguard the quality of your process and therefore the quality of your product
  • Ensure your process is as efficient as possible
  • Reduce the risk of producing a bad batch
  • Protect the environment
  • Ensure safety

Protect Your Process

Nothing can protect your facility from all accidents all the time. But you can have the right equipment in place to prevent the unsafe or risky conditions that cause these accidents in the first place. And the best first step to increasing safety is the right safety equipment. Protect your process, personnel, and equipment with Cross Company.

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Protect Your Measurement Loops With Cross

Whether you’re a manufacturer or a municipality, through our brand partnerships Cross can consistently deliver smart liquid analysis technology to create smart, advanced measurement loops. For pH, ORP, Conductivity, or Dissolved Oxygen, we help you optimize your measurement loops while minimizing measurement errors like drift or interference.

We can also work with you to create a smart approach to your liquid process analytics. This could involve memosens sensors and automated solutions for your process, allowing your operation to work smarter, not harder.

Applications across a wide spectrum of industries can make use of liquid process analytics. This can include pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food and beverage, water/wastewater treatment, and many others.

Pharmaceutical

Chemical/Petrochemical

Power Generation

Pulp and Paper

Food and Beverage

Semiconductor Manufacturing

Why Cross Liquid Process Analytics?

Within industrial manufacturing and process applications, the need for accurate and reliable process analyzers is paramount. This equipment plays a critical role in ensuring the quality, efficiency, and safety of various processes, whether in a facility, municipal setting, or out in the field.

Due to the importance of process analyzers to many industrial manufacturers or process control operations, it’s important to always work with a company with the expertise, experience, and equipment necessary to meet your needs. A company like Cross Process Solutions.

At Cross, we offer a comprehensive suite of solutions, technical expertise, and a commitment to delivering value-driven outcomes to all of our customers. By partnering with Cross, you can harness the power of cutting-edge process analyzer technology to achieve production or application goals while maintaining the highest levels of quality and precision.

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Related Process Analyzing Equipment

At Cross, we offer much more than just liquid process analytics. We can also provide the solutions our process manufacturing partners need to succeed. Check out our other process solutions equipment and see for yourself.

See How Our Process Solutions Team Can Help Improve Quality, Increase Efficiency, And Reduce Risk.

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Did you know… Cross Company is an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan). Our ESOP started in 1979 and as of 2006, we are 100% employee-owned! Learn more about our ESOP and how that benefits both team members and our customers.
Did you know... the precision measurement group at Cross was founded in 1939 by our current CEO's grandfather, Jim King. That's a whole lot of calibration!
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Did you know… Cross Company has grown significantly since our start in 1954. Over the years we've acquired 26 companies! Today, our five groups have expertise in everything from industrial automation to precision measurement, and industry knowledge going all the way back to 1939.