Driving Global Environmental Impact: Inside Acoem’s 2026 Environmental Division Sales Meeting

September 28, 2026

Last week, Acoem leaders and specialists from around the globe gathered at Acoem UK’s cutting-edge new Center of Excellence in Banbury, UK, for the annual Acoem Environmental European Division Sales Meeting.

The meeting brought together key representatives across Sales, Product Management, R&D, Marketing, and senior C-suite leadership. Additionally, there were representatives from Acoem brands such as Met One Instruments and Dynoptic.

 

Key agenda items included sessions focused on the OPX 1025 Optical PM Mass Monitor. As the OPX 1025 is now a US EPA-certified Federal Equivalent Method for PM2.5, PM10, and PM10-2.5, there was much excitement around the data already being generated by the instrument. Moving into the end of 2026 and beyond, the OPX 1025 will be a key driver in helping to improve the reliability of air quality data for people living in all types of geographies and climates across the world.

The meeting also provided a key chance for technical teams across different Acoem product lines to continue learning and sharing ideas about how to best serve Acoem’s markets and individual customers. With a full portfolio of air quality monitors, gas analysers, noise meters, vibration meters, and more, Acoem is uniquely able to provide holistic solutions to its markets. Meetings such as this are ideal settings to transform one department’s findings into true global group knowledge that can then be transferred to customers.

Fittingly, the week ended with a tour of the Acoem Dynoptic manufacturing and service facility, located within the UK Center of Excellence. It was a reminder of why meetings like this matter: at the core of Acoem is a global team performing work with unbelievable precision and high quality standards. Every day, these employees create products that directly help provide a better understanding of environmental conditions across the planet.

 

As we move into the end of 2026 and beyond, the insights and momentum from this meeting will fuel our ability to deliver high-precision air monitoring solutions worldwide, helping communities everywhere access the reliable data needed to protect public health.