• Drager® Gas Detector Tubes and Pump

    Drager Gas Detector Tubes and Pump

    Drager Gas Detector Tubes and Pump are very reliable in use even with complex compounds and mixtures of substances. This Drager Tube pump allows you to use the established Drager Tubes to take measurements under extreme conditions. These Drager Tubes have already been calibrated for simple to use and form a perfect unit with the Drager Tube pump.
    Applications: Petroleum Industries, chemical Industries, refining, environmental, metallurgy, gas transmission and distribution, biochemical medicine, agricultural and other industries.

  • Kitagawa gas detecting tubes

    Kitagawa Gas Detector Tube System

    Kitagawa Gas Detector Tube System is a detecting tube that is designed to measure accurate gas range readings in minutes. Kitagawa Gas Tubes are user-friendly, safe, and easy to measure the gas and its ranges. No power supply and Calibration are required for these Gas Detecting tubes and low-cost analysis for your gas detection needs.

    Applications: Labs, Pharmaceuticals, biochemical industries, etc.

     

     

Gas Detector Tubes: Quick, Affordable Spot-Check Solution for Hazardous Gases

A gas detector tube is a simple, pen-shaped glass tube filled with colored crystals that react when they come into contact with a specific gas. To use it, a worker snaps the ends off the tube and plugs it into a small hand-pump. When the pump’s handle is pulled, it draws a measured amount of air through the tube.

As the air passes over the crystals, any target gas—such as carbon monoxide, ammonia, or chlorine—causes a chemical reaction that changes the color of the crystals. The farther the color change spreads along the length of the tube, the higher the gas concentration. Graduation marks printed on the glass make it easy to read the gas level on the spot, without electronics or batteries.

Gas detector tubes are popular because they’re affordable, quick, and require almost no training. They’re widely used for spot checks in factories, chemical plants, mines, and even by emergency responders who need instant confirmation of a hazardous gas. Although they aren’t designed for continuous monitoring, they provide a reliable snapshot that helps people decide whether an area is safe or if protective measures are needed.

Application : Petroleum Industries, chemical Industries, refining, environmental, metallurgy, gas transmission and distribution, biochemical medicine .etc

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