Personal gas detectors warn your employees in risk areas in good time about exceeding occupational exposure limits. They are usually worn directly on the work clothing. Therefore, ease of operation, high wearing comfort and robustness are important here. Our detectors to monitor single gases or multiple gases help to increase safety during handling hazardous substances in the workplace.

During maintenance works a flexible set up of a wireless fence line helps to monitor an area in which one or more workers are active. An innovative area monitoring device acts as a supplement or temporary substitute for stationary systems. Robustness, stability and well-recognized visual and audible alarms increase your workers safety.

When working with hazardous materials there should be no unobserved moment. Gas readings are continuously logged and calculated. In hazardous areas many situations can lead to toxic or explosive gas accumulation. Oxygen saturation or undersaturation is also risky. Exceeding of threshold limit values (TLVs) results in an alarm and a temporary access ban. Dräger’s fixed gas detectors includes toxic, flammable and oxygen sensors that interface seamlessly in a system. We offer guidance through the complete process – including design, realisation and implementation.

When working with chemicals, very different substances can pose a health hazard. When e.g. flaps and valves are opened during decanting and loading procedures increased exposure to hazardous substances often occur. Often several contaminants occur simultaneously and are thus a special challenge for respiratory and body protection. Employee protection means here: Protection against increased exposure to hazardous substances. Dräger offers a comprehensive portfolio on reliable personal protection equipment.

Unintentional leakage is never excluded for example in storage rooms with explosive substances. A stationary gas measurement system issues an alarm and triggers countermeasures such as the start of the ventilation system.

Chemical protective suits and respiratory protection can become electrically charged when worn, the compatibility and dissipation capability of suit, respiratory protection, gloves and shoes must be taken into account when working in explosive atmospheres.