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Soko Drive Copperbelt Zambia |
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O Box 260200 Kalulushi Copperbelt Zambia |
Tel: (092602) 748 007 / 731 792 | |
| Fax: (092602) 731 794 | e-mail: ahk@kalulushi@alfred.h.knight.co.uk | ||
| Cell: | web site: www.alfred-h-knight.co.uk |
| [Background] [Company Profile] [Services] |
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Alfred
H Knight was established in 1881 to provide a totally independent
weighing, sampling and analysis service to the commodity trade.
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Alfred H. Knight was established in 1881 to provide a totally independent weighing, sampling and analysis service to the commodity trade. Alfred H. Knight has remained a private United Kingdom registered company spanning four generations - entirely free from external control or outside influences. As the name, reputation and integrity of Alfred H. Knight has spread world wide the Company has and continues to expand and diversify into new geographical locations and different sectors of the commodity market. Over the years, an ongoing programme of investment in sophisticated equipment and trained personnel has resulted in the present quality and speed of service.The
aim of the Company is, and will continue to be, to provide an efficient,
personal and technical service worldwide. |
Analytical Alfred H Knight has established a reputation for its advanced analytical capability. The combination of instrumental techniques with the more traditional methods of analysis has enabled Alfred H Knight to provide its clients with accurate results and a more rapid efficient service, essential in view of the high intrinsic value of most of the commodities being traded. Due to the international reputation of our UKAS accredited laboratory we are one of the most highly regarded arbitration laboratories in the world. Our analytical facility in the UK is staffed by some seventy qualified chemists and technicians with many years experience in the analysis of metallurgical commodities. The wet chemical laboratories are engaged chiefly in the analysis of base metal concentrates. Classical gravimetric and volumetric methods are utilised for the major constituents with minor and trace elements determined generally by Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission and Atomic Absorption Spectrometry. In certain instances other instrumental methods, incorporating Ion Selective Electrode Measurement and Spectrophotometry, are used.
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Technical Consultancy
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Providing Technical Service Worldwide |
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