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The Series DM-1200 DigiMag Digital Differential Pressure and Air Flow Gauge is the ideal digital instrument to take the place of analogue mechanical pressure gauges used for pressure or airflow. The DigiMag Digital Gauges are more versatile than analogue gauges with their ability to be field-programmed to select pressure, air velocity or flow operations. The DigiMag Digital Differential Pressure Gauges have an added feature for filter applications where a set point can be input. When the filter is dirty, the display will blink alerting the user that the maintenance action needs to occur.

Baseline®-MOCON®, Inc. (USA) introduces the VOC-TRAQTM USB Toxic Gas Detector as the inexpensive way to detect many toxic gases using Baseline-MOCON’s line of patented piD-TECH® plus...

The most cost effective way to manage the calibration and bump testing of BW’s (UK) portable gas detectors is through the MicroDock II automated test and calibration system. Fully portable and...

Detcon’s (USA) Model MCX-32 is an "auto-configurable" multichannel integrated control system with a capacity of 64 active channels. It can receive and supervise inputs from a wide rang...

General Monitors Middle East,(UAE) with local representative Trizac Abu Dhabi, will be showcasing its full range of Gassonic ultrasonic gas leak detectors along with a new technical handbook at the AD...

The new HART Loop Converter from Pepperl+Fuchs (Germany) increases the performance of 4…20 mA field devices in many process automation applications. This device converts up to three digital HAR...

For more than 100 years, Oldham from Industrial Scientific has specialised in safety and more particularly in gas and fire detection. The company offers a wide range of single gas and multigas portabl...

The government has announced that it will commit £100 million to international forestry projects to 2015.

At the very core of the CE marking for machinery is the risk assessment. Manufacturers are allowed to do the risk assessment themselves. It is even highly recommendable to do it, because it provides for a excellent insight in the safety level of the machinery. But how to conduct the risk assessment? The Risk Assessment Guide explains a standardized methodology for hazard identification and risk analysis and risk evaluation. This methodology is very practical: it is used by our own experts. The Guide also includes the checklist for the hazard identification, and a template to record the risk analysis…

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