Gas detection, breathing apparatus and alcohol testing (1st March 2009)

The complete Draeger range of safety equipment will be on display at Safety and Health Expo. Featuring the latest developments in personal gas detection and respiratory protective equipment, the range also includes a s

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  Explosion-proof sensor (1st March 2009)

According to Draeger, upgrading to infra-red technology has never been easier or more cost effective than with the new explosion-proof DraegerSensor IR. Designed to detect flammable gases and vapours, the ATEX approved

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  Compact and maintenancefree detection of 1 to 5 gases (1st November 2008)

Flexible and easily adjusted to suit the specific requirements of different personal monitoring applications, the Draeger X-am gas detection instrument provides accurate measurement of 1 to 5 gases.

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  Breath test (1st March 2008)

Suitable for use in any breath alcohol measuring application, the Draeger Alcotest 6810 is said to be quick and easy to use. Accurate and reliable, it can be operated within 6 seconds of start up and provides 1500 measu

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  Breathe easy (1st January 2008)

Easy to use and comfortable to wear, Draeger X-plore 1700 filtering half masks are suitable for workplaces where particulates may present a respiratory hazard.

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  Detects gases (1st January 2008)

Suitable for short-term or routine applications such as industrial shutdowns, the new Draeger X-am 1100 personal air monitor provides up to 120 days detection of explosive gases and vapours, including diesel fumes, as w

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  Intrinsically safe detector (1st November 2007)

The Draeger Polytron 3000 is an intrinsically safe gas detector for the continuous monitoring of toxic gases and oxygen in ambient air.

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  Full face protection (1st September 2007)

A new flow computer from Spirax Sarco provides accurate monitoring of saturated or superheated steam consumption, providing a simple and versatile way to help monitor energy costs.

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  Gas monitor (1st July 2007)

Designed to meet the needs of short term projects, the Draeger Pac 1000 personal monitor provides an immediate alarm as soon as harmful concentrations of carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide or oxygen are detected.

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  Two-year lifespan (1st May 2007)

With a two-year lifespan and guaranteed to be repair-free during that time, the Draeger X-am 1700 is one of a new generation of oneto- four gas detectors for personal monitoring applications.

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  Advanced filtering masks (1st January 2007)

Focussing on user comfort and ease of use, the new Draeger Xplore 1300 range of Filtering Half Masks is ideal for use in any workplace environment where dusts present a potential respiratory hazard. Featuring advanced filteri

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  Low cost gas detection (1st November 2006)

Ideal for short term or routine applications such as industrial shutdowns, the new Draeger X-am 1100 Personal Air Monitor provides up to 120-days detection of explosive gases and vapours, including diesel fumes, as well as ox

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  Compact, versatile breathing apparatus (1st September 2006)

The new lightweight Draeger Personal Airline System (PAS) is ergonomically designed to follow the natural contours of the back and improve wearer comfort. Micro is ideal for use in applications requiring either a short durati

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  A breath of fresh air (1st September 2006)

Ideal for use in industrial applications requiring either a short duration entry unit, airline emergency escape breathing apparatus, or dual function unit, the new Draeger Personal Airline System (PAS) Colt compact lifesaver

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Small, robust personal single gas monitor (22nd June 2006)

Draeger says its new Pac 7000 Personal Single Gas Monitor is tailor made for constant use in potentially hazardous workplace environments. Small and robust, ergonomic and intuitive, the company says it is also both powerful and economic to use.

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  Gas detection strategy (1st May 2006)

Athree year contract awarded 18 months ago by Southern Water to Draeger Safety Gas Detection Systems covered the replacement, maintenance and calibration of all Southern Water's fixed gas detection systems.

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  New single-gas instrument (1st March 2006)

With an event logger for computer downloading, the new Draeger Pac 5000 single gas instrument is suitable for use by those with a need to carry out regular personal monitoring and record the results.

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  Constant Supply of Air (1st January 2006)

Draeger's new Automatic Switch Over Valve (ASOV) enables users to connect compressed air breathing apparatus (CABA) to an external air supply such as a factory ring main. Should the external supply fail, the valve will automatically, and without inte

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  Gas monitor needs no maintenance for two years (1st November 2005)

Suitable for use by those with a need for regular personal monitoring, the new Draeger Pac 3000 single gas instrument can be used to detect carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide or oxygen.

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  Flame detection (1st September 2005)

Suitable for use in extreme environments such as those found in the oil, gas and petrochemicals industries, Draeger flame detectors ensure fast, reliable detection. They are said to provide high sensitivity, with no fail-to-danger modes and no false

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  Senses gas (1st July 2005)

Providing continuous detection of up to five gases simultaneously, the Draeger X-am 7000 brings a flexible solution to individual monitoring tasks.

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  Draeger gas sensors take a soaking in the brewery (1st March 2005)

Problems with water ingress prompted a change of gas detection system at Tennent Caledonian Breweries, part of InBev.

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  Detects gases (1st November 2004)

Draeger believes its new gas detector to be the first of its kind to meet the needs of toxic and oxygen requirements from a single platform. The modular and versatile Polytron 7000 is suitable for use in any application requiring intrinsically safe g

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FAST GAS WARNING (1st September 2004)

Compact and low weight, the new Draeger X-am 3000 is a three or four gas warning device that provides reliable monitoring of H2S, CO, O2 and combustible gases and vapours in ambient air. It is suitable for use in any application requiring portable ga

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  New range (1st September 2004)

Modular in design and flexible in concept, the new Draeger X-plore range of powered air purifying respirators can be supplied with a variety of hoods, helmets and visors to provide applicationspecific protection against hazardous particulates as well

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  Personal airline (1st July 2004)

The new Draeger personal airline system (PAS) AirPack 1 and 2 heavy duty airline apparatus is suitable for applications requiring extended duration breathing air.

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  Monitoring gas and air (1st September 2003)

As there is no one simple way to specifically detect all gases, a variety of techniques are usually required to ensure a complete monitoring programme. Here Draeger highlights some options The manufacturing process, the materials used, the cleaning

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  Two-in-one (1st September 2003)

Explosive hazards and a lack or surplus of oxygen can be kept under control with the new PacEx2 from Draeger Safety UK. Combining extended operation with minimal training and charging time requirements, the handheld monitor incorporates Draegers long

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