Description
Disposable instrument — fixed service life. The sensor and battery are sealed in. The unit starts counting down when it is switched on and cannot be re-sensored or re-batteried; typical life is about two years from activation. Check the activation date on arrival and plan replacement, not repair.
Bump test before every use. Expose the instrument to a known test gas and confirm it alarms. Calibrate at the maker's stated interval. A detector that has not been bump tested is not evidence that an atmosphere is safe, and no gas detector replaces a confined-space entry procedure.
GASTRON Single-Gas Detector G-Finder (disposable)
Personal gas detectors worn on the collar or belt — they alarm before an atmosphere becomes dangerous, which is the whole point of carrying one into a confined space.
Available Sizes
- O₂, 0–25% vol (G-Finder (O2))
- CO, 0–500ppm (G-Finder (CO))
- H₂S, 0–100ppm (G-Finder (H2S))
Key Features
- Alarms on gas concentration, not just presence
- Disposable units are sealed for a fixed service life; sensor-replaceable units are rebuilt
- Bump test before every shift — a detector that has not been tested is not evidence
About GASTRON
GASTRON of Korea makes fixed and portable gas detection for petrochemical, semiconductor and shipbuilding plants.
Ordering & Shipping
- Genuine product sourced through official Korean distribution
- Ships worldwide from South Korea by FedEx International Priority Express
- Import duties and taxes are payable by the recipient
- Bulk and trade pricing available on request
