Electronic Sensor Technology, Inc.

Electronic Sensor Technology, Inc. develops, manufactures, and sells electronic devices used for vapor analysis. The company offers zNose, an electronic nose designed for various industry applications, which can detect odors and chemical vapors produced by explosives, chemicals, and biological weapons, as well as used for identifying hazardous industrial materials, improvised explosives, and flammable materials. Its product is used in the homeland security, chemical and petrochemical, environmental, life science, and food and beverage industries. The company also provides spare parts, such as columns, saw detectors, and traps; and accessories, including rugged shipping case, battery assemblies, battery chargers, DC/AC inverters, desorbers, heaters, remote samplers, sample injectors, system controllers, user tool kits, and water traps, as well as support and validation services. Electronic Sensor Technology offers its products through online store. The company is based in Newbury Park, California.

Electronic Sensor Technology, Inc. trades as ESNR on OTC. The company is classified in Technology / Hardware, Equipment & Parts and reports in USD.

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Electronic Sensor Technology, Inc. can be compared against peers such as Monster Arts, Inc., Haber, Inc., Curtis Mathes Corporation, Data Call Technologies, Inc., DSG Global Inc., eFUEL EFN, Corp..

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Current signals to investigate include market capitalization of $16,192, beta of 4.15, and return on equity of N/A.

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Company website: https://www.estcal.com

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