Electronic Sensor Technology Announces the Receipt of an Order for Six Instruments From a Major Consumer Products Company

Electronic Sensor Technology Inc

. (PINKSHEETS: ESNR), a leading provider of ultra-fast vapor analyzers, announced today that it had received an order for 6 Model 7100 instruments from a major US consumer product company. The zNOSE will be employed as part of the customer's quality assurance program for a new product that they are launching

"We have been promoting the use of the zNOSE in industrial and quality assurance applications for the past year as we look to expand outside our traditional university and laboratory market," said Dr. Lim, CEO of Electronic Sensor Technology Inc.

The zNOSE is a versatile, ultra-fast Gas Chromatograph (GC). It is used in medical research to detect trace amounts of volatile organic compounds found in human breath. The zNOSE is also used to identify volatile organic compounds for detection of explosives, chemical warfare agents, illegal drugs and adulterants in foods. For more information, please visit our website at www.estcal.com.

About Electronic Sensor Technology: Founded in 1995, Electronic Sensor Technology has developed and patented a chemical vapor analysis process. EST's product provides near real time analysis of gasses detecting volatile organic compounds in amounts as low a one part per trillion. EST's product has been shown to detect salmonella and e-coli contamination of food sources; chemical warfare agents such as Sarin and Agent Orange and chemical pollutants in the environment.

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