Gas Detector News on Environmental XPRT

T3 portable multi-gas detector

Gas detection specialist Crowcon has expanded the capabilities of its highly successful Tetra:3 (T3) personal multi-gas detector with three more toxic gas sensors: ozone (O3), sulphur dioxide (SO2) and ammonia (NH3). This complements the existing sensor range which includes flammable gases, oxygen (O2), hydrogen sulphide (H2S), and carbon monoxide (CO). The new sensors widen the scope of the T3 ...

Feb. 15, 2010

1,000,000 Gas Detector Tube Sales!

a1-cbiss has announced that it has hit a company milestone! By reaching more than one million Gastec detector tube sales, the sales milestone comes as a1-cbiss cement their position as the UK’s No.1 distributor and one of the top Gastec distributors worldwide. These sales are spread across 1,000+ companies ...

May 22, 2014

By a1-cbiss

New Rental Fleet of Gas Detectors

Ashtead Technology Rentals is launching a new fleet of instruments designed specifically to detect the many toxic and hazardous gases that can arise in drains and underground cavities. It is believed that over 80,000 new chemicals have been created in the last 50 years and many of them, unfortunately, end up in our drainage systems. A high proportion of these chemicals are toxic and anyone ...

Oct. 15, 2007

By Ashtead Technology Ltd

Buying a Gas Detector Can Be Confusing...

What do you look for when searching to buy gas detection equipment? Gas detector, gas monitor, gas analyser or sometimes we even hear gas tester, however, there are many terms used to identify gas detection equipment. No matter what the confusion is, a1-cbiss can help. Whether it is uncertainty of what is needed, you could be ordering equipment on behalf of someone else, you may be struggling to ...

Oct. 2, 2014

By a1-cbiss

New Gas Generator to check personal Gas Detectors

Personnel working in chemical plants protect themselves with personal gas detectors from gas exposure. Gas leaks are very unlikely to occur, so the gas detector will always display „0“. An instrument displaying zero can do so for two reasons: a) The concentration is zero. b) The instrument is defective. For good reasons a daily check of the instrument is mandatory. It would ...

Jan. 22, 2015

By Compur Monitors GmbH & Co. KG

Crowcon’s I-Test Ensures Gas Detectors are compliant

Bump testing & calibration station tests and verifies Crowcon Gas-Pro detectors The new Crowcon I-Test bump testing and calibration station is designed specifically to test and verify that Crowcon’s Gas-Pro portable gas detectors are in a compliant state. Bump testing (gas testing) standards globally are becoming ever-stricter and the demands on fleet managers to control bump ...

Oct. 8, 2013

By Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company

ALTAIR 2X Gas Detector Product Release

Introducing the simply revolutionary ALTAIR 2X Gas Detector -- the FIRST portable Gas Detector with innovative XCell® Pulse Technology. With XCell Pulse Technology, a daily bump test can be performed without the need for calibration accessories or bottled calibration gas. In 2010, MSA launched the new MSA XCell Sensor Technology, first used in the ALTAIR 4X Gas Detector, and later in the ...

Feb. 1, 2014

Swedish Coastguard chooses Crowcon gas detector for hovercraft

The Swedish Coastguard service has selected a Crowcon gas detector for one of its newly constructed hovercraft. The flameproof (Exd) infra-red Nimbus fixed gas detector and Gasmaster control panel were installed on the craft by Griffon Hoverwork of Southampton. The hovercraft will carry two Ski-Doo snowmobiles in the cargo bay, which will be used for emergency rescue services during the winter ...

Jun. 8, 2011

By Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company

New landfill gas detector from Photovac

Photovac, Inc., the manufacturer of premium instruments for volatile organic compound analysis in air, soil, and groundwater, is pleased to introduce the MicroFID flame ionization detector for landfill gas detection.The measurement of methane and non-methane components in landfill gas is essential for compliance with air quality operating permit requirements, and the MicroFID detector from ...

Sep. 5, 2008

Will your gas detector really save lives?

No matter how basic or technologically advanced your gas detector or monitor, how do you know it is working correctly? How do you know it will save lives? The only way to eliminate doubt is to regularly calibrate gas detection monitors and to check the general functioning of alarms. Manufacturers make recommendations regarding calibration but it could be argued that, in the case of personal and ...

Nov. 3, 2008

By Euro-Gas Management Services Ltd

SCION SQ and TQ – The Gas Chromatographer‘s Detectors

SCION SQ GC-MS single quadrupole and SCION TQ GC-MS triple quadrupole systems provide analysts with a GC-MS platform especially designed for the Gas Chromatographer. The SCION GC-MS Series sets a new industry standard for GC-MS. The SCION series is designed to be simple to use, incredibly sensitive, and deliver robust and reliable performance. All this comes complete in a space saving package ...

Sep. 29, 2011

By Bruker Corporation

Swedish coastguard chooses Crowcon Gas Detector for Hovercraft

The Swedish Coastguard service has selected a Crowcon gas detector for one of its newly constructed hovercraft. The flameproof (Exd) infra-red Nimbus fixed gas detector and Gasmaster control panel were installed on the craft by Griffon Hoverwork of Southampton. The hovercraft will carry two Ski-Doo snowmobiles in the cargo bay, which will be used for emergency rescue services during the winter ...

Sep. 8, 2011

By Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company

New Crowcon gas detector reduces energy costs

The new Crowcon Hydra addressable gas detection system provides a novel way of detecting toxic gases from vehicle exhausts, such as Carbon Monoxide (CO), oxides of Nitrogen (NO/NO2) and petrol vapour, in enclosed or underground car parks. Many car parks run ventilator fans continuously, but this is very inefficient and energy intensive. The Crowcon Hydra offers an alternative method of gas ...

Feb. 19, 2008

By Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company

Portable and Fixed Gas Detector Range Enhanced

PPM Technology is pleased to announce a number of significant enhancements to our range of portable and fixed gas detection instruments. PPM has developed wireless connectivity for all our products; dedicated monitoring software enables our instruments to be managed wirelessly from a single PC; the collected data can be stored and analysed, analysis of ...

Aug. 25, 2010

By PPM Technology

Quasar 900 Open Path Gas Detector

The SafEye Quasar 900 Open Path Gas Detector is a high performance, high reliability gas detector, providing continuous monitoring for combustible hydrocarbon gases such as methane, propane, ethylene, butane, etc. Encased in a rugged, stainless steel, ATEX and IECEx approved housing, the Quasar 900 is able to detect at distances of up to 660ft (200m) in the harshest of environments. ...

Sep. 24, 2015

By Spectrex Inc

GASSONIC OBSERVER-i Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detector

MSA is proud to announce the introduction of the new GASSONIC OBSERVER-i Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detector designed with Artificial Neural Network (ANN) intelligence and real-time broadband acoustic sound processing technology, setting a new global industry standard in highly reliable ultrasonic gas leak detection with unprecedented suppression of false alarms. With the incorporation of ANN ...

Apr. 1, 2014

New SafEye 950/960 Toxic Gas Detectors

Spectrex, Inc. has released the newest additions to the SafEye Open Path Gas Detector range. The 950 and 960 series detectors have recently been included and detect toxic Hydrogen Sulfide gas and toxic Ammonia gas, respectively, both with path lengths of up to 263ft (80m). The Quasar 950 and 960 models can be tailored to protect your personnel and high-risk installation. Reliability is key and is ...

Oct. 21, 2014

By Spectrex Inc

Apply proper gas-detector technology to hazards

Inadvertent toxic or combustible gas releases present safety challenges in many industries and can create hazardous situations. Detecting unwanted gas releases should be an objective for decreasing the hazards to workers, equipment, and surrounding areas. Risks from gas leaks can take on many forms, and there are three main types of gas hazards: combustible, toxic, and oxygen (O2) depletion. With ...

Sep. 12, 2011

By Det-Tronics - Detector Electronics Corporation

New gas detector can `see` ethanol

A new gas detector that reacts to toxic or explosive concentrations of ethanol has been developed by Sensor Electronics of Minneapolis. Like gasoline, ethanol is extremely volatile and explosive. It’s also toxic: In high concentrations it displaces oxygen, leading to asphyxiation and possible death. This new infrared gas detector “sees” even minute traces of ethanol, making it ideal for ...

Apr. 30, 2008

By Sensor Electronics Corporation

New gas-pro confined space gas detector from Crowcon

Crowcon’s new Gas-Pro portable gas detector is designed with just one purpose – ensuring safety in confined spaces. It is robust, reliable and simple to use with a bright, easy to read display and long battery life. The Gas-Pro has a number of special features specific to confined space entry (CSE) work: Compact and comparable in size to leading front-mount diffusion detectors, ...

Oct. 10, 2011

By Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company

Subscribe to our eBulletins

Add Supplier Profile