Sep 09 2010 12:00 AMGas Detection

Portable and Fixed Gas Detectors for Confined Entry, VOCs and Boreholes
 

Portable and Fixed Gas Detectors for Confined Entry, VOCs and Boreholes

Shawcity will be showcasing their full range of portable and fixed gas detection systems for Confined Space Entry, Multi-Gas Detection, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and Borehole Gas Detection.

New products on show include the revolutionary PhoCheck Tiger next generation Photo Ionisation Detector (PID) for VOC monitoring, TVOC System+ Environmental Monitoring System for VOCs, the NXP Plug and Play Fixed Gas Detection System and the very latest GasClam unit for borehole gas monitoring which can now also detect H2S, CO and VOCs.

All instruments can be seen working on Stand 3 so come along for a demonstration.

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