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|Articles|December 1, 2012
- Special Issues-12-01-2012
- Volume 30
- Issue 12
Torion Technologies Inc.
Torion Technologies Inc.
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Company Description
TORION, is the leader in GC–MS miniaturization, featuring their new TRIDION™ -9, which is the world's fastest and most portable GC-TMS. It combines a high-speed capillary gas chromatograph and a toroidal ion trap mass spectrometer.
Chief Chromatographic Techniques Supported
- GC–MS
- SPME
Markets Served
- Environmental
- Petrochemical
- Foods & fragrances
- Defense
- Security
- First responders
Major Products/Services
- TRIDION™ GC-TMS
- CUSTODION™ SPME syringe
- CALION™ Vapor calibration standards
- CHROMION™ software
Facilities
Torion's corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility is located in American Fork, Utah. The TRIDION™ -9 GC-TMS and other Torion products are represented by numerous distributors worldwide as well as from a branch office in Beijing, China.
Torion Technologies Inc.
796 E Utah Valley Drive,
Suite 200
American Fork, UT 84003
TELEPHONE
(801) 705-6600
Or (855) 255-1918 (toll free)
FAX
(801) 705-6649
WEB SITE
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
US: 31
Outside US: 2
YEAR FOUNDED
2001
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