Confined spaces

CAC Gas & Instrumentation calibration gas finder

05 September, 2011 | Supplied by: CAC Gas & Instrumentation

The calibration gas finder allows customers to search through an extensive range of gases from simple hydrocarbons to high-purity gases. Multicomponent 2, 3, 4 or 5 gas mixtures and single gas corrosive and non-corrosive gas mixtures can be easily sourced. Customers searching for non-refillable (disposable) calibration gas cylinders will now be able to save time and quickly locate all gas mixture options that are available in 34, 60, 103 and 112 L cylinders.


CAC Gas BTS-HP bump test stations

03 August, 2011 | Supplied by: CAC Gas & Instrumentation

The BTS-HP bump test stations are used with high-pressure/large-volume gas cylinders providing a cost-effective solution for bump testing/response testing gas detection instruments in the workplace.


Fluid International ST75 flow meter

28 July, 2011 | Supplied by: AMS Instrumentation & Calibration Pty Ltd

The ST75 flowmeter from Fluid International delivers precision flow measurement while reducing the consumption of energy fuel gases, specialty gases and pneumatic air. It is suitable for refineries and natural gas pipelines, refrigeration and air conditioning, manufacturing plants, welding operations and large engine turbochargers.


CAC Gas Gas Calculator online tool

29 June, 2011 | Supplied by: CAC Gas & Instrumentation

The Gas Calculator online tool easily calculates annual calibration and/or bump test gas consumption and can be used for all gas detection and gas analyser applications.


Land Instruments Lancom 4 portable flue gas analyser

10 June, 2011 | Supplied by: OneTemp Pty Ltd

Land Instruments has introduced a compact portable flue gas analyser, Lancom 4, which can monitor up to nine different gases and 17 measurement parameters.


CAC-BTS Series bump testing stations

02 June, 2011 | Supplied by: CAC Gas & Instrumentation

The CAC-BTS Series wall-mounted bump testing stations are designed to simplify the process of gas testing instruments.


Industrial Scientific Ventis MX4 multigas detector

25 May, 2011 | Supplied by: Industrial Scientific Corporation

Ventis MX4 multigas detector is a lightweight, highly configurable instrument that is available with or without an integral pump. It is compatible with iNet, Industrial Scientific’s software-based service that increases safety by providing visibility into gas detector alarms, exposure and usage.


Industrial Scientific Mobile Perimeter System IV mobile gas monitor

25 May, 2011 | Supplied by: Industrial Scientific Corporation

Mobile Perimeter System (MPS) IV is a mobile gas monitoring platform suitable for temporary or remote gas detection applications. It is solar powered, has onboard strobe and siren, and can be configured with wireless communication.


Choosing the right PID for your applications

04 May, 2011 | Supplied by: MSA Australia Pty Ltd

The following article gives guidelines for choosing the right PID for particular applications.


A 'close shave' in New Zealand - confined spaces and CO2

04 May, 2011 | Supplied by: MSA Australia Pty Ltd

BPO Ltd of Hamilton, New Zealand, environmental consultants, purchased a confined space harness, rig and gas detector back in 2001 because it was a requirement of one of their clients. The company undertook confined space training to the AS/NZS standards for the same reason. BPO saw the equipment and procedures more as a competitive edge rather than as a necessity and, for this reason, always followed the procedures and used the equipment. The equipment was always looked after and inspection certificates were kept current. At the time, many companies regarded the whole confined space thing as a bit of an overreaction to the Aquatec disaster in Auckland.


Ventis MX4 multigas detector

31 March, 2011 | Supplied by: Industrial Scientific Corporation

The Ventis MX4 multigas detector is a lightweight, highly configurable instrument that is available with or without an integral pump and is compatible with iNet Gas Detection as a Service.


Speed is important

10 February, 2011 | Supplied by: MSA Australia Pty Ltd

Few people stop to consider not only does a sensor respond, but how fast does it respond? The average walking speed for humans is 5 km per hour or 83 m per minute. Some gas detectors can take up to a minute or more to respond, that’s 80-odd meters later if you are walking into a hazard at normal pace. If not walking, it is up to a minute lost to take evasive action. Time is of the essence and evasive action taken sooner can and will prevent disaster.


Gas cylinder recycling program to assist Qld relief fund

17 January, 2011 | Supplied by: CAC Gas & Instrumentation

CAC Gas has introduced a new recycling program to provide an environmental solution for disposing of all empty non-refillable calibration gas cylinders.


Choosing a gas detector - the seven rules

01 December, 2010 | Supplied by: MSA Australia Pty Ltd

In today’s regulated safety environment the need for reliable, effective gas detection has never been so important. New players have seen the opportunity to generate cash by jumping on the confined spaces bandwagon and making detectors, leaving consumers with a bewildering array of choice. So how do you choose?


Simtronics GD1 C02 open path toxic gas detector

28 September, 2010 | Supplied by: Prodetec Pty Ltd

The Simtronics GD1 C02 open path toxic gas detector, with laser-based line of sight, can be used for the detection of carbon dioxide (CO2) toxic gases.


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