Visit IDM Instruments Pty Ltd at PU China 2017


PU China takes place at the Poly World Trade Centre Expo, Guangzhou, China on 29th to 31st Aug  2017


Come Join us at our booth 985 in the Second Hall for Free testing of samples and demonstrations.

We will have the following Testing Instruments at our booth:

Foam Compression Tester - F0028
Foam Thickness Tester - F0017
Foam Porosity Tester - F0031
Portable Foam Porosity Meter - CellFlo

We will also have details on the rest of our Foam and Mattress Testing range of instruments. Tommy Halmos will be there to answer any questions you may have.


For more information, please contact:
IDM Instruments® Pty Ltd
10 - 11 Colrado Court
Hallam  3803, Victoria, Australia
Ph: +61 3 9708 6885 | Fax: +61 3 9708 6770
Email: idm@idminstruments.com.au 
Web: www.idminstruments.com.au
"A MEASUREABLE DIFFERENCE"


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