LTH Electronics has recently supplied four Electrodeless conductivity systems to the First Milk creamery at Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire, where they were used for the main cip makeup and return system, with a similar system put in place on the tanker makeup and return system.

First Milk is the largest dairy farmer co-operative in the UK. Its members' farms stretch from Central Scotland to the South of England, and from West Wales to East Anglia. The business has three divisions: milk operations; cheese; and ingredients. Milk operations handles two billion litres of milk per annum from 2800 producers. This milk is supplied to First Milk's cheese business and too many of the leading names in the industry. The First Milk Cheese Company is the largest UK-based cheese suppliers with a 35% share of the cheddar market. First Milk's ingredients business supplies a range of customers with whey products for functional foods, protein drinks, pro-biotics, pre-biotics, pharmaceutical, bakery and confectionary products.

 

LTH Electronics has also recently supplied three conductivity systems to the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. The systems comprise of the MCD53PI conductivity monitors and CMC34/001/PT43 insertion conductivity cells supplied complete with calibration certificates. 

The Rutherford Appleton laboratory (RAL) is located on the Harwell Science & Innovation Campus near Didcot in Oxfordshire and has a global reputation for excellence.

It is one of the foremost laboratories of its kind. It supports research in areas including materials and structures, light sources, astronomy and particle physics. Every year about 10,000 scientists and engineers use the Laboratory’s facilities to advance their research.