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Gas detection

Tube Technology

22 Apr, 2008

Published over 18 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Gas detection.

The Gas Detector Tube System is a long-standing technology. It’s accurate. It’s simple to operate. It is used across a wide range of applications and industries worldwide.
Sometimes, a straight-forward, tried and tested product really is the best solution for gas detection.

• Lightweight, compact and easy to carry
• Simple to operate for all personnel
• An accurate reading obtained in a few minutes
• Can be used in flammable atmospheres
• Needs no calibration or power supply

The Komyo Kitagawa Gas Detector Tube System is a cost-effective spot
gas detector sampling system, offering over 300 gas detector tubes from
Ammonia to Xylene.

Typical Applications
Health, safety & industrial hygiene: measure the presence and
concentration of harmful gases and vapours in any working area.

Fire & explosion prevention: detect combustible gases leaked and
generated in workplaces and mines.

Process control & impurity analysis: where gases are used as raw
materials, impurities in the gas can be measured to prevent
deterioration of product quality.

Air pollution control & indoor air quality: determine a range of flue
gases, vehicle emissions and the efficiency of ventilation systems.
Criminal investigation & measurement of breath alcohol.

To discover more about this system and its applications, contact
Euro-Gas Management Services Ltd or visit www.euro-gasman.com

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