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PAC Appoints Daryl Hazlett as Director of Process Analytics
Darryl Hazlett has been appointed director of process analytics at PAC, of Houston, Texas, a provider of analytical instruments for laboratories and online process applications.
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Darryl Hazlett has been appointed director of process analytics at PAC, of Houston, Texas, a provider of analytical instruments for laboratories and online process applications. In his new position, Hazlett will oversee and guide the process analytics team in Houston, supporting and promoting existing products, and developing new products for the company.
Hazlett previously served as regional manager for Ametek, Stanberry, Missouri, focusing on online analyzers (IR, UV and TDL technologies).
PAC provides analyzers for the refinery, petrochemical, biofuels, environmental, food and beverage, and pharmaceutical industries.
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