Find a safe exit route (1st May 2012)

New applications, regulations and substance compositions make it a challenge to keep up to date with current health and safety requirements. For anyone even slightly lost in the jungle of safety hazards, a visit to the

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Draeger invests in chemicals sector (1st April 2012)

Nathan Sanicharane, Draeger's new business development manager for the Chemicals sector, is the latest industry specialist to join the Draeger team. With a Masters Degree in Chemistry and four years working in drugs

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Safety Centres (1st April 2012)

As part of its committment to offering a total solution, Draeger has opened a number of dedicated Safety Centres across the UK. Located in Aberdeen, Blyth, Gatwick and Plymouth.

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No false alarms (1st April 2012)

Designed for standalone operation, the new Draeger Flame 3000 is an explosionproof flame detector. Suitable for use in fuel transport terminals, it is not affected by sunlight and, in traffic tunnels, is impervious to

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Reliable detection (1st February 2012)

Operating as an all-round safety network, the new Draeger X-zone 5000 uses wireless technology to automatically connect multiple monitors for reliable, continuous detection of toxic, combustible and explosive gases.

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Safety centres spread (1st February 2012)

Draeger says it offers its customers 'a total solution' rather than just 'a product'.

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It may be the festive season but drugs and alcohol definitely do not mix with road and workplace safety (14th December 2011)

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Brian Hesler joins Draeger Safety (1st November 2011)

Brian Hesler, former fire chief at Northumberland Fire and Rescue, has joined Draeger Safety as head of Service and Training UK. Based at the company's head office in Blyth, Hesler is no stranger to customer requirement

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Fire kit and BA scale new heights (1st November 2011)

Adding a new dimension to a Mt Kilimanjaro climb, Station Commander Martin Lown of Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service completed the 5895m (AMSL) task in seven days whilst wearing fire kit and breathing appara

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Peter Silk increases Draeger's expertise (1st November 2011)

Peter Silk, formerly a technical advisor to Firebuy and assistant divisional officer with the London Fire Brigade (LFB), has joined Draeger Safety as manager of its new Southern Safety Centre. He joins a team of industr

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OPITO accredited H2S training (1st October 2011)

The detection of gases and the protection of personnel at risk from such hazards are vital components in the provision of a complete offshore safety solution. Committed to working alongside its customers and making safe

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Mobile display (1st September 2011)

According to Draeger, checking out safety products has never been easier than with the new Draeger Mobile Display Vehicle. Allowing employees, safety professionals and end users alike to see, feel and try out the latest

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Advances in telemetry (1st September 2011)

Dorset Fire and Rescue Service has experienced the improved safety benefits of using electronic monitoring and telemetry systems.

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Breathing apparatus (1st August 2011)

Following a rigorous selection process, Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service has invested in Draeger breathing apparatus and associated equipment. Covered by Draeger's Total Care servicing package, it will arrive in two pha

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Sensor passes evaluation (27th July 2011)

Draeger Safety has passed a formal evaluation of its Polytron 7000 Oxygen and Toxic Gas Detector by the British Nuclear Industry Smart Instruments Working Group.

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New webshop (1st June 2011)

To be launched at the Safety & Health Expo, the new Draeger Webshop is designed to make safety easier.

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Reliable gas detection (1st June 2011)

Operating as an all-round safety network, the new Draeger X-zone 5000 uses wireless technology to automatically connect multiple monitors for reliable, continuous detection of toxic, combustible and explosive gases.

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Gas-tight suit (1st February 2011)

Working closely with customers, Draeger has developed the CPS 7900, a gas-tight chemical protection suit.

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Measures up to six gases (6th December 2010)

The Draeger X-am 5600 is believed to be the smallest portable gas detection instrument for the measurement of up to six gases...

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Chemical protection suits (1st November 2010)

Working closely with customers, Draeger has developed the CPS 7900, a gas-tight chemical protection suit.

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Non-invasive (1st October 2010)

County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service uses a Draeger DDT5000 non-invasive drug testing system for its employees. Previously a third party was used to carry out drugs testing. The new method is reported to

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Draeger At Firex North (1st October 2010)

Featuring the latest in CCTV flame detectors, Draeger will be focussing on fixed gas detection systems and the use of infra-red (IR) sensor technology to reduce maintenance and calibration intervals at Firex North 27th

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Oil & gas service centre (1st October 2010)

In line with Draeger's ongoing commitment to the oil and gas industry, its new Aberdeen branch offers an extensive range of on-site training and workshop services including cylinder filling facilities, as well as direct

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Automatically safe (1st September 2010)

Designed to automate the issue and return of safety equipment, the Draeger Rental Robot makes masks, portable gas detectors and consumables available at any time – without needing human interaction.

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Transportable gas detection (1st June 2010)

New from Draeger is the X-zone 5000 wireless monitoring unit.

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Measures up to six gases (1st June 2010)

The new Draeger X-am 5600 is believed to be the smallest portable gas detection instrument for the measurement of up to six gases. With an ergonomic mobile phone design, it features infrared (IR) sensor technolog

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New ranges unveiled (1st May 2010)

Brand new to Draeger, the state-ofthe- art Draeger X-pect 8000 eyewear collection is joining Draeger's range of PPE at this year's show. New portable gas detection instruments will also be unveiled alongside innovative

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Realistic confined space training (1st March 2010)

Confined space working is taken very seriously by the British Airports Authority. In addition to those who are required to work in service subways, manholes and drains, the engineers and managers who issue the permits a

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Mask additions (1st March 2010)

Combining both respiratory and eye protection, the Draeger X-plore 5500 full face mask is suitable for use in a wide range of applications across industry.

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Brand new eyewear range (1st March 2010)

Draeger has launched a brand new range of protective spectacles and goggles to join its existing range of personal protective equipment (PPE). The new Draeger X-pect 8000 eyewear collection combines style with safety

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Protection covered (1st February 2010)

Whether involved in a road incident, civil disaster or terrorist attack, emergency services personnel are increasingly having to detect a wide range of hazardous chemical and biological agents - and protect both themsel

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Maintenance free gas detection (1st February 2010)

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

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On the run (1st November 2009)

Having trained for weeks with a rucksack and bags of sand Vaughan Godber, a firefighter with County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service, says he found it comparatively easy to take part in the BUPA Great Nort

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Fixed detection system (1st November 2009)

The Draeger Polytron 7000 fixed gas detection system now combines worldwide Approvals with Safety Integrity Levels (SIL 2) capability.

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Flame detection (1st October 2009)

For use in environments where functional safety is critical, the Draeger Flame 5000 colour imaging based CCTV Flame Detector has been certified as SIL 2 capable. Offering innovative, reliable flame detection technology,

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Fast, reliable detection (1st October 2009)

Draeger is expanding its family of single gas detectors with the launch of the Draeger Pac 3500 and Draeger Pac 5500. Designed for personal protection and ideal for use in oil and gas, chemical, power generation, steel,

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Drug detection (1st September 2009)

The Draeger DrugTest 5000 drug detection system detects six different substance categories simultaneously, within just a few minutes. Non- invasive, hygienic and easy to use, it is said to be ideal for use in screening,

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Thermal imaging cameras (1st July 2009)

Specifically designed to meet fire industry requirements, Draeger UCF Thermal Imaging Cameras use the latest sensor technology to ensure sharp, detailed, high-contrast thermal images and direct temperature readings. Com

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Continuously monitors low level toxic and corrosive gases (1st July 2009)

The new Draeger ChemLogic range of colorimetric gas detection systems detect low levels of toxic and corrosive gases including: diisocyanates such as MDI and TDIÇ found in the manufacture of polyurethane foams, some s

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LFB orders from Draeger (1st June 2009)

The London Fire Brigade has placed a major order with Draeger for breathing apparatus and monitoring systems. The substantial order encompasses Draeger PSS 7000 Breathing Apparatus sets together with FPS 7000 Face Mas

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Exploring new options (1st June 2009)

The lightweight Draeger X-plore 3000 Series of twin filter half-masks combine comfort and FFP3 levels of performance and are suitable for use in environments where airborne dusts and metal particles might be found. The

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Zero maintenance gas detector (1st May 2009)

Aimed at 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. Easy to use and ensuring reliable monitoring

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Breathing safely at show (1st May 2009)

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

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Triple seal face mask (1st February 2009)

Combining respiratory and eye protection, the Draeger X-plore 5500 full face mask is suitable for many applications across industry.

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Finds the firefighter (1st December 2008)

Firefighters who are trapped, disorientated or missing can be located quickly and easily with the new Draeger FRT 1000 Fire Rescue Transceiver.

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Takes the heat (1st December 2008)

Combining comfort with protection, the Draeger HPS 6200 is believed to be the lightest helmet of its kind approved to EN 443.

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Accurate measurement of one to five gases (1st October 2008)

Flexible and easily adjusted to suit the requirements of different personal monitoring applications, the new Draeger X-am gas detection instrument is designed to provide accurate, reliable measurement of one to five

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Explosion-proof sensor (1st October 2008)

Available from Draeger, the explosion-proof Sensor IR is designed to make the upgrading to infrared technology easier and cost effective.

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Protect against asbestos (1st June 2008)

Draeger has a range of respiratory protection which can protect against asbestos.

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Breathe easy with new filter (12th May 2008)

Easy to use and comfortable to wear, the Draeger X-plore 1700 range of Filtering Half Masks is ideal for use in any workplace environment where particulates may present a respiratory hazard...

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Firefighters choose BA (1st April 2008)

Following a three month trial with breathing apparatus (BA) from three different manufacturers, the AgustaWestland Fire and Rescue Service at Yeovil has chosen the new Draeger PSS 7000 BA complete with PSS Bodyguard I

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Breathing apparatus (1st April 2008)

The Saver PP positive pressure Emergency Escape Breathing Apparatus from Draeger Safety is designed to provide safe escape from hazardous environments where breathing has become difficult or endangered.

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Filtering half masks (1st February 2008)

Easy to use and comfortable to wear, the Draeger X-plore 1700 range of filtering half masks is suitable for use in any workplace environment where particulates may present a respiratory hazard.

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Full face mask for firefighting (1st December 2007)

The Draeger FPS 7000 full face mask combines ergonomic design with a large field of vision and secure fit.

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Learn more about gas detection equipment (1st December 2007)

In addition to its confined space and emergency procedures training courses, Draeger now offers specific training on gas detection equipment.

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Full face protection (1st October 2007)

The Draeger X-plore 6000 range of full masks is said to combine quality and reliability with comfort and ease of use. As a successor to the Panorama Nova standard threaded mask, the range is available in five versions

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Choosing the right system (1st October 2007)

With an array of portable gas detection systems available, making the right choice for both the user and the application can appear difficult, explains Ian White, product specialist, Draeger Safety

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Pain-free drug tests (1st August 2007)

The new, non-invasive Draeger DrugTube is designed to collect, store and safely transport oral fluid samples for laboratory analysis. Suitable for use in the confirmation of a positive screening result, it is also suitable fo

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Pain-free drug tests (1st August 2007)

The new, non-invasive Draeger DrugTube is designed to collect, store and safely transport oral fluid samples for laboratory analysis. Suitable for use in the confirmation of a positive screening result, it is also suitable fo

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Designed to minimise stress and fatigue (1st August 2007)

Forming part of a complete system solution from Draeger Safety, the new Draeger PSS 7000 breathing apparatus has been designed with the needs of firefighters in mind.

Developed for use in even the most hostile of environment

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Designed to minimise stress and fatigue (1st August 2007)

Forming part of a complete system solution from Draeger Safety, the new Draeger PSS 7000 breathing apparatus has been designed with the needs of firefighters in mind.

Developed for use in even the most hostile of environment

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Compact gas detector (1st June 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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A testing issue (1st June 2007)

A testing issueDrug and alcohol abuse in the workplace remain sensitive issues, but with employers having a duty of care to protect their employees against the risks of working with anyone under the influence, they are is

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Pioneering solutions (8th May 2007)

By working closely with its customers Draeger Safety has been able to develop products that not only meet the needs of today’s users but which can be further enhanced to meet the needs of the future... 

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Hygienic drug test (1st April 2007)

Easy and quick to use, a non-invasive DrugCheck drug testing kit from Draeger enables the simultaneous, qualitative detection of up to six classes of illegal substance in a single sample of oral fluid.

Suitable for use by an

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120 days of detection (1st October 2006)

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

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Emergency escape kit (1st August 2006)

The Saver PP positive pressure emergency escape breathing apparatus (EEBA) from Draeger Safety is designed to provide safe, unhampered escape from hazardous environments where breathing has become difficult or endangered.

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Ongoing air supply (1st August 2006)

Draeger's 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 automatically,

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Quick response (1st August 2006)

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

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Small, robust personal single gas monitor (8th 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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Single gas monitor (1st June 2006)

The new Draeger Pac 7000 personal single gas monitor is designed for constant use in potentially hazardous workplaces. Small and robust, ergonomic and intuitive, it is both powerful and economic to use.

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Compact gas monitor (1st June 2006)

As compact as a mobile phone, the new draeger X-am 2000 is one of a new generation of gas detectors designed for personal monitoring. The 1 to 4 gas detector provides reliable measurement of oxygen, carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulphide, as well as c

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Heat resistant helmet (1st April 2006)

Featuring a hard, heat resistant outer shell and a soft, fireproof inner, the Draeger HPS6100 firefighting helmet offers high levels of protection.

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Three year contract (1st April 2006)

A three year contract awarded by Southern Water to Draeger Safety Gas Detection Systems covers the replacement, maintenance and calibration of all the water company's fixed gas detection systems.

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Personal monitor (1st February 2006)

With an event logger for computer downloading, the new Draeger Pac 5000 single gas instrument enables users to carry out regular personal monitoring and record the results.

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Constant air supply (1st February 2006)

Draeger's 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.

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Asbestos protection (1st December 2005)

Available from Draeger, the Panorama BelAir GC TM3 power-assisted filtering device combines a full face piece with a hose and high capacity P3 filters, and is suitable for use up to 500 times the limit value.

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Easy-to-operate (1st October 2005)

Compact and low weight, the new Draeger X-am 3000 is a three or four gas warning device.

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Fire detection (1st August 2005)

For use in extreme environments, especially those found in the oil, gas and petrochemical industries, Draeger Flame Detectors ensure fast and reliable detection with high sensitivity, no fail to danger modes and no false alarms.

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Safe for 100 days (1st August 2005)

term projects, the new 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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Filtering half-masks (1st June 2005)

Described as suitable for any workplace environment where dust presents a potential respiratory hazard, the Draeger Xplore 1300 range of filtering half masks is designed with comfort and ease of use in mind.

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Speedy warm-up (1st April 2005)

Designed to significantly reduce warm up times, the new Draeger SensorReady XS ensures that electrochemical DraegerSensors are ready for operation within just 5min of being connected to a measuring instrument.

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Senses brewery gas (1st April 2005)

Problems with water ingress prompted a change of gas detection system at Tennent Caledonian Breweries. Sensors in fermentation, conditioning and filtration areas are exposed to water and ingress was a serious problem.

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TAILORED PROTECTION FROM RESPIRATORS (1st February 2005)

The Draeger X-plore range of powered air purifying respirators can be supplied with a variety of hoods, helmets and visors to provide application-specific protection against hazardous particulates as well as gases and vapours.

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MONITORING TIME REDUCED BY 50% (1st December 2004)

A new and improved Benzene monitoring chip has been added to the Draeger Chip Measurement System (CMS).

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Quickly tests for alcohol (1st December 2004)

The festive season brings heightened awareness of the need to ensure that anyone operating machinery or driving is not doing so under the influence of alcohol.

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Firefighters helmet (1st October 2004)

Featuring a hard, heat resistant outer shell and a soft, fireproof inner, the Draeger HPS6100 firefighting helmet offers high levels of protection in extreme conditions.

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SWIFT RESPONSE TO CHANGING CONDITIONS (1st October 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.

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NEW LIGHTWEIGHT BREATHING KIT (1st August 2004)

The new Draeger Personal Airline System (PAS) Colt compact lifesaver is suitable for applications that require a short duration entry unit, airline emergency escape breathing apparatus or dual function unit.

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Modular respirators (1st August 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 application-specific protection against hazardous particulates as wel

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Personal airline (1st June 2004)

The new Draeger Personal Airline System (PAS) AirPack 1 and 2 heavy duty airline apparatus is said to be suitable for any task requiring extended duration breathing air.

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Ready for emergencies (1st April 2004)

To ensure the safety of personnel involved in construction of the Dublin Port Tunnel, the Nishimatsu Construction Company commissioned Respro to install a Rescue Room.

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