Patel Gas Plants

• Impeccable resistance to heat
• Superior functional life
• Unmatched functionality

• Two Audible & Visual Alarms, programmable either high or low
• User settable Recorder outputs 0-5 V & 4-20 mA
• Measuring Range: Oxygen gas in Percentage (%) and PPM

• Mini Portable Oxygen Analyzer with inbuilt batter (Pocket Analyzer)
• Mini O₂ Analyzer for % Oxygen Measurement (Portable/Panel Mounted)
• μP Based Panel Mounted Oxygen Analyzer (Percentage OR PPM)
• High Specification μP Based Oxygen Analyzer (Percentage and PPM both option in single analyzer

• Superior performance
• Longer service life
• High precision

Priced at the most reasonable rate possible, the offered PPM Oxygen Sensors is known to be amongst the finest that are available in the market. Manufacturing of this range done, following the set industry norms and guidelines, its standard of quality never deteriorates. In addition, its performance, strength, user friendly nature and functional life, is owed to the finest raw materials applied in its making.

Features:

• User friendly
• Precise engineering
• Impeccable performance

When it comes to oxygen deficiency monitors, we makes the longest lasting units on the market. They believe your safety should not be taken lightly, and have created a reliable and affordable monitor that will outlast all of their competitors. Our Monitoring Systems has broken away from the norm of using disposable sensor cells, and has introduced the groundbreaking technology of a 10+ year maintenance free sensor.

Disposable sensor cells have been an international standard in oxygen monitors for decades, but they are far from ideal. They require frequent maintenance and monthly to quarterly calibration, which can be costly. Without calibration, false alarms will occur, or worse, a failure to alarm in the event of oxygen deficiency. The reliability of these disposable sensors can even be affected by changes in barometric pressure.

Our Monitoring Systems has come up with a unique product to solve these problems. Their oxygen deficiency monitors include a Zirconium Oxide sensor, which lasts for 10+ years. This sensor is not affected by barometric pressure, and never needs to be recalibrated. This means that it will continue working without flaw toward keeping you safe over many years.

With over 4,000 units in the field, Our oxygen deficiency monitors continue to gain popularity and support amongst its users. No maintenance means no hassle, and more time to focus on your work while continuing to stay safe.

The Hidden Dangers of 3D Printing

While it may seem like a safe process — and, indeed, the end result is quite safe — 3D printing does utilize some potentially dangerous materials. Argon gas is particularly common in certain types of 3D printing. In the printing process, the 3D printer deposits thin layers of powder to effectively build the form that is being produced. The argon gas allows the different layers of powder to fuse together during the laser sintering, bringing the product to life in three dimensions.

Argon is relatively inexpensive and highly effective at this task, which accounts for its widespread use in this new niche. However, argon is also a dense gas that is naturally heavier than oxygen. Were argon to escape from the 3D printing environment and enter the workshop or manufacturing floor, it would deplete the oxygen in the room. Any staff working there would thus face death by asphyxiation. Since argon is colorless and odorless, there is no easy way for staff to tell there is a problem.

As 3D printing becomes more widespread, businesses must take the appropriate safety measures to ensure a safe working environment. They must inspect printing equipment to ensure that it is functioning properly and argon will remain contained in the printer. They must also introduce safeguards to protect staff in case of a malfunction.

One simple and cost-effective solution is to install an oxygen monitor, which is also known as an O2 monitor. This type of sensor continually monitors the levels of oxygen in the room. If oxygen levels falls below the critical safety levels, such that employee health would be threatened, the oxygen monitor sounds an alarm to alert staff to the health threat. Staff can then evacuate immediately, and appropriate measures can be taken to secure the workplace environment and protect the printing technology.

We offers sophisticated O2 monitors, which use a 10+ year no calibration sensor to offer durable everyday protection. PureAire’s sensors are the perfect choice for 3D printing environment protection. To learn more about PureAire’s lineup of oxygen monitor for argon gas detection,