Mesa Sells Collison Nebulizer Product Line

September 11, 2017Environmental Instruments BlogBy Nikki Wolf

Mesa Labs has officially sold the entire Collison Nebulizer line to CH Technologies (www.chtechusa.com). The Collison Nebulizer has long been the recognized technique for the aerosolization of various liquids in a wide array of applications. CH Technologies is now the sole supplier of the product and will manufacture and sell all units going forward.

CH Technologies CH equips clients with a responsive source for inhalation and particle exposure systems. They specialize in Nose-Only/ Whole Body inhalation exposure testing equipment for toxicology, bio-defense, pharmacology, and infectious disease research. They may be reached at info@chtechusa.com or by phone at 201-666-2335.

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About the author

Nikki Wolf

Nikki Wolf joined Mesa in June of 2016 as a Marketing Specialist for all product lines. As a marketing specialist, Nikki is responsible for developing and creating content for all social media channels, managing Mesa Lab’s tradeshow presence and participation, and writing content for Mesa's website, blogs, newsletters, and press releases. Prior to joining the company, Ms. Wolf provided marketing services in several industries, including contract manufacturing, sustainability services, optics, medical, and finance. Nikki received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Leadership and Organizational Studies and her Master of Professional Studies in Public Relations and Marketing from University of Denver.

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