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Gas detection guide
October 1st 2011

There are many types of gas detection monitors and systems on the market, however, knowing which product is suitable for specific types of application can be confusing, says Scott Safety.

The company is an expert in the dangers of contact with toxic and combustible gases and the wide range of health issues that can result from exposure.

Knowing the dangers, Scott Safety has produced its own detailed Gas Detection Reference Guide to help others understand and identify the properties and hazards of the gases that can enter the workspace and how best to protect themselves.

The Guide includes information on the different technologies used in gas detection, the benefits and limitations of the different sensor types and how they can be best utilised.

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