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INFICON Holding AG
In various market segments from the automotive industry to refrigeration and air conditioning technology to the manufacture of semiconductor components and solar technology our leak detectors provide the highest quality and increased process safety. With an INFICON leak detector, the time and money required for maintenance and troubleshooting of your products will be reduced to a minimum and your ongoing operating costs will be significantly less. An INFICON leak detector, for example, is so highly sensitive that a release of less than one millionth of a gram of gas can be shown to be a leak.
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G Systems, l.p.
The G Systems Valve Leak Measurement System (VLMS) reliably measures slow leaks that are unidentifiable with conventional leak detectors, helping manufacturers test and ensure that critical valves are absolutely airtight. The G Systems VLMS is a self-contained counting instrument for automating the industry-standard practice of leak detection by bubble formation using a submerged tube in water. The G Systems VLMS provides accurate measurement of leaks that are too small for conventional flow meters to reliably detect and is ideal for applications that must be absolutely airtight, including medical device, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, and plumbing valves.
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GAO Tek Inc.
Inspecting and detecting gas leaks in industrial and/or commercial settings is an important element of maintaining security. GAOTek gas detectors are compact, lightweight, and easy to carry. When you choose an industrial-grade GAOTek gas detector, know that you can rely on it to deliver accurate information with real-time readings on how much the concerned gases are in the air, ensuring the safety of your premises and anyone occupying the space is upheld.
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Honeywell Analytics, Inc.
Ideal for confined spaces, spot leak testing and mobile use, Honeywell Analytics and BW Technologies portable gas detectors are marked by flexibility and quality. A variety of single or multi-gas detectors are offered in compact, lightweight designs— from simple alarm-only units to advanced, fully configurable and serviceable instruments. Applications include underground utilities vaults, boiler rooms, post-fire sites, sewers, industrial plants, industrial hygiene, first responder crews and remote fleets.
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Bacharach, Inc.
Gas detectors designed to help comply with ASHRAE 15 and 34, EN 378, and CSA B52 are to protect someone from entering a mechanical room with refrigerant concentrations that could be harmful to their health. These protection levels are outlined in the safety standards to be about 1000ppm, 8-hour TWA depending on the type of refrigerant being used in the equipment. The alarm set points, location and number of detection points outlined in the safety standards are typically insufficient for finding the more common, smaller leaks that add up to large annual refrigerant emissions, decreased efficiency and overall safety.
