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Air alliance: Merger brings AQMesh into larger gas analysis portfolio

January 20, 2026
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This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with Gas Data.

Environmental Instruments, the manufacturer of the acclaimed AQMesh air quality monitoring system, has announced its successful merger with Gas Data.

This strategic integration sees AQMesh become an integral part of the Gas Data product portfolio, uniting advanced air quality monitoring and comprehensive gas analysis solutions under a single, experienced provider.

This merger marks a significant enhancement in the simplicity and capability of environmental monitoring. Customers will now benefit from streamlined access to both cutting-edge air quality monitoring and detailed gas analysis, all from one trusted supplier. This consolidated offering provides a broader selection of fixed and portable solutions, meticulously engineered to address evolving monitoring requirements across various sectors.

Crucially, existing operations for AQMesh will continue without interruption. The dedicated AQMesh team remains committed to delivering the same high level of technical expertise, manufacturing excellence, customer support, and invaluable application knowledge. This ensures that both new and existing customers can confidently invest in proven technology, backed by a team with a robust track record in real-world air quality monitoring applications.

The combined product offering now encompasses a comprehensive suite of gas detection, gas analysis, and air quality monitoring solutions. Gas Data brings its extensive range of portable and fixed gas monitoring equipment, including the GM25 and Click system analyser, alongside the innovative Gazoscan Mini – a new, dedicated methane detector utilising advanced laser technology for the Biogas markets. AQMesh perfectly complements this by providing sophisticated fixed air quality monitoring, capable of measuring up to 19 parameters from a single, compact pod, including highly accurate PM10 measurement.
Together, these expanded capabilities support a diverse array of applications, spanning from wastewater and landfill management to fenceline monitoring and construction projects. This merger solidifies Gas Data’s ability to deliver reliable, scalable monitoring solutions, whilst simultaneously reinforcing its unwavering commitment to continuous product development and innovation within the environmental monitoring landscape.

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