Crowcon Detection Instruments appoints global sales director

Graham Franklin gains promotion at gas detection specialist

Gas detection specialist Crowcon Detection Instruments has appointed Graham Franklin as director of global sales.

Franklin has held a number of senior positions at the Abingdon, Oxfordshire, UK based firm. He was most recently sales director for Europe and has also been service manager, USA sales manager and UK sales manager.

Crowcon is a subsidiary of Halma, a leading supplier of portable and fixed gas detection instruments.

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