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Employee Exposure Monitoring > Portable Instruments
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All industrialized nations have legislation to protect workers from exposure to toxic gases and vapors. These laws are typically written around instantaneous, short-term, 8-hour and / or 40-hour exposures to these chemicals. Therefore, it is necessary for health and safety professionals to monitor the concentrations over a period of time to calculate the total dosage a worker may be exposed to.
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The Dräger gas monitors include internal data loggers. These allow you record the exposures on a real time basis over a few hours or up to a few weeks. Download this information to a computer and analyze it. Dräger software helps you display this data in graphical or tabular formats. Call up stored files, by worker name, ID number, date, gas measured or other parameters with the included database search engine.
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MiniWarn is a small, light-weight and ergonomically-shaped personal multi-gas monitor for the continuous and simultaneou...
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Pac III |
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Pac III is a family of single gas measuring units with three different versions to adapt to the most diverse measurement...
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Pac Ex 2 |
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With a compact, handy and pocket-sized design, this robust instrument can be used for all personal monitoring applicatio...
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