By: Doug Hall, Kestrel Account Manager
AIHce 2013 is now history, but it didn’t end without Kestrel on the minds of many in the industrial hygiene industry. This year marks the second time NK has been represented at an AIHce event, this time more than any other shows that persistence pays off. In past events, many were asking either who we were or why we decided to join the ranks of the industrial hygiene industry. However this year, many participants not only knew who and what Kestrel is all about, but also had rave reviews of our products and how they loved the functionality compared to others in the industry.
Although there were a wide variety of Kestrel products on display, the 4400 & 4600 Heat Stress Tracker line was front & center. Anybody that came to our booth liked the fact our heat stress tracker was rugged, portable, easy to use & took waterless WBGT readings. Many were impressed by the accuracy and precision our units deliver and many people visited us several times, usually bringing others with them who didn’t yet know what Kestrel had to offer. There were even visits to our booth from some of Kestrel’s competitors asking about some of our latest products.
Over 5000 vendors and customers came to this year’s AIHce conference in Montreal, Canada. Many different products were on display having to do with industrial hygiene and safety. However, with only a handful of years in this industry, Kestrel is starting to become more of a household brand amongst IH professionals all over the world. If this year’s show was any indicator, Kestrel is continuing to grow as a trusted and accurate source of information and reliability in this industry and will continue to do so from here on out.


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The Kestrel 2500 is the perfect product for the sailing market as it provides users with the most accurate pressure readings. The Kestrel 2500 can offer sailors a fair amount of warning when the weather is about to get stormy. When barometric pressure drops steadily, it usually means a storm system is fast approaching. No matter what size boat or yacht, all sailors can benefit from having a Kestrel meter aboard.


