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Metir PLC

Metir plc researches, develops, and commercializes miniaturized mass spectrometry instruments in the United Kingdom, the United States, the European Union, China, and Qatar. Its products include compact mass spectrometers under the Microsaic 4500 MiD brand, Modern Water MicroTox CTM, FX, and LX toxicity monitors, consumables and spare parts, product support services such as training sales and service teams, and assurance warranties. The company also offers science and engineering consultancy, laboratory and monitoring services, reagents under the Microtox brand, and sulphate reducing bacteria kits under the QuickChek brand. It is involved in large-scale potable water monitoring projects, including installation of the online live data Continuous Toxicity Monitoring system in Qatar, and sells through OEMs and distribution channels. Formerly known as Microsaic Systems plc, it changed its name to Metir plc in February 2025, was incorporated in 1998, and is based in York, the United Kingdom.

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