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Sager Electronics enhances sensor offering with NevadaNano

May 28, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

sager electronicsSager Electronics announced the addition of NevadaNano to its line card. NevadaNano develops patent-pending chemical sensing technology.

“Sager is an excellent partner with which to offer our groundbreaking gas sensors to customers,” noted Bob Christensen, Senior Director Business Development for NevadaNano. “Sager’s position in the marketplace, alongside the industry’s first gas sensor capable of detecting multiple combustible gases, is a compelling combination that we are confident will drive demand for NevadaNano’s innovative products.”

“We are excited to offer NevadaNano’s innovative technology for gas sensors to our customers,” commented Brian Moran, Supplier Marketing & Product Manager for Sager Electronics. “Their highly accurate, low power sensors, requiring minimal calibration intervals are a great addition to Sager’s world-class line-up of sensors.”

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