How to Get a Quote from EcoChem Analytics

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EcoChem Analytics provides a dedicated Pricing and Quotes page on its website, with a "Get a Quote" link available from the main navigation. To get a quote, start there and be ready to describe your monitoring application — the pollutants you need to measure, how many components, and where the system will be installed. If you prefer to talk it through first, the company lists a phone number and email address on its site.

Step 1: Go to the Pricing and Quotes Page

EcoChem's site has a direct entry point for pricing requests:

  • Pricing and Quotes page: https://www.ecochem.biz/pricing-and-quotes/
  • An alternate link also appears at http://www.ecochem.biz/ecochem/pricing-and-quotes/
  • The "Get a Quote" link is reachable from the site navigation and homepage.

The site does not publish prices or a self-service quote form with fixed fields, so expect the process to involve describing your project rather than picking a product from a list.

Step 2: Define What You Need to Monitor

EcoChem builds both individual analyzers and complete Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS). The quote will depend heavily on which of these you need. Use the product lines below to frame your request.

Product What it is Typical role in a quote
MC3 Analyzer Multicomponent IR gas analyzer for continuous flue gas monitoring Core measurement unit; drives component count
MC3-based CEMS Standalone cabinet or panel with MC3 analyzer, PLC, and sample system components Full turnkey system request
PAS 2000 Photoelectric Aerosol Sensor, real-time ambient air monitor for carbon aerosol Particle/carbon aerosol monitoring
HW5 Heated Probe Probe designed so the entire probe can be removed without pulling the flange Sampling interface
Cemtrac3 Data acquisition system for emission compliance and regulatory reporting Reporting and compliance layer
Hovacal Portable calibration gas generator with selectable humidity Calibration support
Gas Sensors (CO2 + O2) Compact real-time monitor for particulate matter Supplemental gas measurement

Know the MC3 component limits

The MC3 measures NH3, HCl, HF, NOx, N2O, SO2, CO, CH4, H2O, CO2, and O2 in a single analyzer, with up to 8 components plus O2. If your permit or process requires more than that, say so up front — it affects whether one analyzer is enough.

Step 3: Describe Your Application and Industry

EcoChem's stated markets give you a useful checklist for the project background a quote request should include. Mention your sector if it matches one of these:

  • Energy-from-waste facilities
  • Fertilizer production
  • Chemical and petrochemical plants
  • Coal- and gas-fired power plants
  • Cement kilns
  • Industrial boilers

Also state whether you need a standalone system (cabinet or panel) or individual components, and whether regulatory reporting is part of the requirement — that points toward including Cemtrac3.

Step 4: Contact EcoChem Directly

The site lists these contact details:

Use these if the quote page does not cover your case, or if you want to confirm scope before submitting a request. There is also a Contact page and a User Area on the site.

What to Have Ready Before You Ask

Because EcoChem positions itself as a single-source supplier — "Total Responsibility ... From Probe to Printout" — a complete request helps them quote the whole chain rather than one box. Prepare:

  1. Target pollutants and component count (which gases, how many, plus O2 if needed).
  2. Application type — CEMS for compliance, ambient air monitoring, or process measurement.
  3. Installation context — stack monitoring, ambient, or cabinet/panel installation.
  4. Industry and site conditions that affect probe and sample system selection.
  5. Reporting obligations, if you need compliance and regulatory output.
  6. Calibration needs, if you want the Hovacal included.

Common Points to Clarify Early

  • Prices are not published. The site routes you to a quote request rather than listing figures, so budget expectations come from the response, not the website.
  • Single-source vs. components. EcoChem manufactures its own analyzer, probe, and data acquisition system. Deciding whether you want the full integrated package or individual instruments changes the quote shape.
  • Component ceiling. Confirm your required gas list fits within the MC3's up-to-8-components-plus-O2 capacity before assuming one analyzer covers everything.
  • Probe maintenance. The HW5's removable-without-pulling-flange design is worth raising if access for maintenance is a constraint at your site.

If your requirement is straightforward, the Pricing and Quotes page plus a clear pollutant list is enough to start. If it involves multiple streams, regulatory reporting, or unusual site conditions, call or email first so the quote reflects the full system rather than a partial one.