Category: Blog
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The AML919 groundwater sampler delivers water in an average of just three minutes—a performance unmatched in the industry.
We recently received an inquiry from a service provider in Beijing asking if AIMOLI’s AML919 groundwater sampler could truly deliver water within three minutes. In response, I shared a real-world case study involving a head-to-head field comparison between imported equipment and our AML919 sampler, conducted by the National Analytical and Testing Center under the Ministry…
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Training at Changzhou Ecological Environment Center with AIMOLI Groundwater Samplers — Customers Highly Satisfied
AIMOLI groundwater samplers are used as enforcement instruments by the National Center for Analysis and Testing under the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, as well as by relevant departments in 28 provinces and cities. Today, passing through Changzhou, I recalled my last visit—four years ago—when the Changzhou Ecological Environment Center purchased our AIMOLI groundwater samplers.…
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The Environmental Protection Bureau Designates AIMOLI’s AML920 Groundwater Velocity and Flow Direction Meter for Survey
Last month, we received a phone call from Mr. Wang, a service provider in a certain province (privacy details omitted). He wanted to conduct a survey for a provincial geological research institute to measure the groundwater velocity and flow direction within their jurisdiction. Our communication with Mr. Wang went very smoothly. During the call, we…
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AML916 Groundwater Six-Parameter Analyzer: Accurate Monitoring, Convenient Maintenance for Online Groundwater Monitoring
A client at an environmental monitoring station was using imported equipment to measure groundwater, and just the calibration alone required waiting three days for the manufacturer’s engineer. AIMOLI, as a domestic innovative brand deeply rooted in the field of environmental monitoring, clearly understands the pain points of grassroots monitoring personnel—although imported equipment has high accuracy,…
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World-renowned hydrogeologist and Academician John A. Cherry, together with Professor Jiao Jiujiu, visited Emery for a site inspection and reached a consensus on in-depth cooperation.
On June 5, 2026, Dr. John A. Cherry—a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and an internationally renowned expert in groundwater—and Professor Jiao Jiujiu from the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Hong Kong visited Emery (Hebei) Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Emery”) for a site visit and consultation.The two…