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Swan Analytical UK Limited

Since 1991, Swan has been developing and manufacturing high quality online analytical instruments that are entirely dedicated to continuous water monitoring. Innovation and quality, customer focus and the relentless pursuit of optimisation are more than just a slogan for Swan.

The chemical, biological and engineering background of our founders remains the foundation of Swan to this day, and is what helps us supply all industries with reliable and customer-focused online analysers.

Water is an essential resource in many industrial applications. High-purity water is used in specialized processes in the fields of micro electronics and pharmaceutical production. Water is also used to generate steam in power generation or industrial processes. Potable water supplied through distribution networks is a vital commodity all over the world. Continuous monitoring and controlling of the water quality in these processes as well as in the associated treatment and discharge processes is challenging. The risks and costs of insufficient monitoring are high, which calls for instrumentation specifically designed to meet the requirements of a particular application, for high reliability and low maintenance.

Swan’s success is built on a worldwide sales and support network with regional representatives, high quality products made in Switzerland and extensive knowledge in wide-ranging applications.

Swan’s customer-focused sales network consists of official representatives in 15 countries and contractual international partnerships in 62 more countries around the globe. Our local sales representatives take care of installation, maintenance, training, troubleshooting and any issues that may occur in an efficient way. With our sales and support network present around the globe, we are a dependable business partner, wherever you are located.

Technical papers

Sundon Water Treatment Facility (2024)

A novel water treatment plant constructed on the site of an upgraded reservoir to aid Affinity Water’s environmental sustainability commitments

Durleigh WTC (2023)

In 2019, Wessex Water launched a £51 million project to upgrade the Durleigh Water Treatment Centre (WTC) in Somerset, which had reached the end of its operational life. This project was crucial in maintaining the delivery of high-quality drinking water to a population of 44,500 and was part of the company’s long-term water supply strategy […]

Farlington WTW (2017)

Portsmouth Water’s Farlington WTW dates back to 1909 and provides potable water to more than 280,000 people and many businesses in the Portsmouth and Havant area. Farlington’s supply is derived from the springs, which are believed to be the largest spring source in Europe. In April 2015 Portsmouth Water issued a tender based on an […]

Farlington WTW (2016)

Portsmouth Water’s Farlington WTW dates back to 1909 and provides potable water to more than 280,000 people and many businesses in the Portsmouth and Havant area. Farlington’s supply is derived from the springs, which are believed to be the largest spring source in Europe. Raw water is chlorinated at the spring source pumping stations. At […]

Beenhams Heath WTW (2021)

South East Water’s Beenhams Heath WTW serves the surrounding area of Maidenhead and Bracknell. Raw water is pumped via submersible borehole pumps from two off-site locations at Hurley and Waltham. The Hurley flows are directed through a membrane filter before passing through the GACs and combining with the Waltham flows via a collecting tower and […]

Bray Keleher WTW (2020)

The Bray Keleher Water Treatment Works (WTW) abstracts and treats a maximum of 45 Ml/d of river Thames water and is located on Monkey Island Lane, Bray, between Windsor and Maidenhead. The works is of strategic importance in maintaining supplies to the western region of South East Water (SEW). As part of the final determination […]

Bray Keleher WTW (2019)

The Bray Keleher Water Treatment Works (WTW) abstracts and treats a maximum of 45 Ml/d of water from the River Thames and is located on Monkey Island Lane, Bray which is part way between Windsor and Maidenhead. The works is of strategic importance in maintaining supplies to the western region of South East Water (SEW). […]

Mayflower WTW (2016)

South West Water (SWW) has started construction on a new £60m state-of-the-art water treatment works in Devon, the company’s flagship project in its 2015-2020 business plan. Mayflower WTW will use cutting-edge treatment processes, designed and developed by leading Dutch water technology company PWNT and will serve around 250,000 customers in Plymouth and the surrounding area. […]

Northcombe WTW GAC Scheme (2018)

Located near Okehampton, Northcombe WTW supplies a large region of North Devon including Barnstaple, Bideford and South Molton. The works supplies over 88,000 customers, with around half of these relying on Northcombe as their sole supply of water. As standards for water quality change, South West water (SWW) has been issued a notice by the […]

Tamar Lakes ‘Q’ Scheme (2017)

Tamar WTW was constructed in the mid 1970s and is located on the Cornwall/Devon border near Bude/Kilkhampton. Raw water is transferred to site by gravity pipework from Upper Tamer Lakes Reservoir. The works has a maximum output of 9.0 Ml/d and treated water is pumped by 2 (No.) sets of on-site high lift pumps to […]

Durleigh WTC (2021)

Wessex Water’s £50m project to upgrade Durleigh Water Treatment Centre (WTC) in Somerset is progressing on programme and within budget, despite some particular challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. Work at the site near Bridgwater started in 2019. It is the largest single-value scheme delivered by Wessex Water’s Engineering & Sustainable Delivery (ESD) department and […]

Durleigh WTC (2020)

Durleigh Water Treatment Centre is located approximately 2km west of Bridgwater, Somerset and is Wessex Water’s second largest surface water treatment works serving a population of 44,500. The site was originally designed to treat up to 28.5 Ml/d, with water drawn down from the 959,000m3 Durleigh Impounding Reservoir. Raw water quality has deteriorated in recent […]

Swan Analytische Instrumente AG

Swan AMI Codes-II CC - Colorimetric process analyzer

Swan AMI Turbiwell - Potable Water Treatments

Swan AMI Trides - Reagent-free Disinfectant Monitoring

Swan - Chematest 30 & 35: Portable Photometer with Digital Sensor Connections

Swan AMI SAC254 - A Sum Parameter

What we do:

Consultants: Water Quality Monitoring

Plant & Equipment: Chemical Dosing | Combined Heat & Power | Corrosion Control | Dewatering | Water Treatment Systems

Process Engineering: Systems Integration