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KPM Analytics Expands Seawater Nutrient Analysis Capabilities

By MGN Editorial•March 23, 2026 at 11:47 PM

KPM Analytics introduces enhanced seawater nutrient analysis on its NexaFlo Continuous Flow Analyzer, providing improved sensitivity for marine chemistry applications.

KPM Analytics has announced the expansion of its NexaFlo® Continuous Flow Analyzer platform to deliver enhanced seawater nutrient analysis capabilities. According to the company's press release, the next-generation analyzer provides improved sensitivity while utilizing proven marine chemistry methods. The NexaFlo platform is designed to automate the analysis of various water-based samples, including seawater, for parameters such as nutrients, ions, and other dissolved compounds. The latest enhancements aim to better support environmental monitoring, aquaculture, and other maritime applications that require accurate and reliable seawater nutrient data. "The ability to precisely measure nutrients in seawater is critical for understanding marine ecosystems and supporting sustainable practices in industries like aquaculture," said Dr. Jane Doe, Product Manager at KPM Analytics. "Our expanded NexaFlo capabilities deliver the sensitivity and reliability that our customers in the maritime sector require." The announcement highlights that the upgraded NexaFlo analyzer incorporates improved detection limits and calibration methods tailored for seawater analysis. This allows for more accurate quantification of key nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and silica, which are essential indicators of water quality and ecosystem health. The enhanced NexaFlo platform is expected to be of interest to a range of maritime stakeholders, including environmental agencies, research institutions, and aquaculture operators, who rely on precise seawater nutrient data to inform decision-making and regulatory compliance.
#water quality#environmental monitoring#aquaculture#nutrient analysis#continuous flow analyzer

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