We’re excited to invite you to join Galvanic Applied Sciences at the Analyzer Tech Conference (ATC) 2026 for focused, instructor‑led analyzer training sessions.
On Friday, April 17, our experts will be hosting two-part training course designed to strengthen operator knowledge and day‑to‑day confidence:
Part A: AccuSeries™ Wet Chemistry Analyzer
Instructor: Steve Stodulski – April 17th, 8:00am – 10:00am
This two-hour AccuSeries training course provides a focused introduction to the operation and fundamentals of Galvanic’s AccuSeries wet-chemistry analyzers. Participants will gain an understanding of analyzer architecture, measurement principles including colorimetry, titration, and ion-selective electrodes, and the complete sample analysis sequence. The course covers basic startup, normal operation, and key components such as fluidics, sensors, and electronics. Emphasis is placed on practical knowledge to support routine operation, basic troubleshooting, and effective interaction with the analyzer’s local interface and control system.
Part B: ProTech903™
Instructor: Sunpreet Arora – April 17th, 10:00am – 12:00pm
This two-hour ProTech903 Analyzer training course provides a focused overview of Galvanic’s sensing tape based gas analyzer for H₂S/total sulfur, Arsine/Phosphine, Phosgene and Chlorine. Participants will learn the fundamental principle of operation, including tape chemistry, optical detection, and analysis algorithms. The course covers analyzer components, normal startup and operation, basic configuration concepts, and alarm functionality such as Predictive Alarm Analysis. Emphasis is placed on practical operator awareness to support reliable measurements, routine interaction with the local interface, and effective response to common operational conditions encountered in gas processing and pipeline applications.
Registration is $300 USD and includes:
- Part A: AccuSeries™ Wet Chemistry Analyzer
- Part B: ProTech903™