Drager Gas Detection Tubes | Gas Tubes | Instrukart

Drager make Gas Tubes with the Accrue pump delivers the most accurate results. These tubes offer a 10% standard deviation on the results. The wider diameter of the Dräger Tubes makes it easier to read. Over the entire length of the stain color changes to the reagents are well defined. The space between graduation marks ensures distinct and decisive measurement results.
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[@HosnyShoaib]

Please I have a question, the measuring results per volume or per weight?

[@InstrukartHoldings]

Dear Sir/Mam It depends on the selection of Tubes ,The Measuring Units Are PPM & Volume For more information & Technical support please reach us on [e-mail] or please reach our expert at [phone]

[@inaraamatullah4449]

i want to check H2S/SO2/COS/CS2 and CO/CO2/O2

[@budiharnawa613]

Could you please teach me how to read the Benzene Tube from the change of Colour in tube ?

[@InstrukartHoldings]

Hi, Kindly note that a calibrated 100 ml sample of air is drawn through the tube with the Drager accuro pump. If the targeted chemical is present, the reagent in the tube changes color and the length of the color change typically indicates the measured concentration. Our use of pre layers on many tubes (like benzene) remove other potential interfering gases (e.g. aromatic hydrocarbons) so you measure only the targeted chemical, getting only the results you want. Thank You.

[@bertayarkereta7847]

good video, can u explain about how to use activation tube? TQ

[@InstrukartHoldings]

Hello Bertayar Kereta, Prior to that we need to know the Application and the gas need to measure. Please share your views Thank You!

[@bertayarkereta7847]

@@InstrukartHoldings Draeger tubes for formaldehyde measurement. I was told that Formaldehyde 0.2/a tubes can measure between 0.2 to 2.5ppm or 2 to 5ppm. However, for reading below 0.2 ppm, there is activation tube for that. Would be great if you have a video for that because I couldn't find it any where. Just a suggestion. Thank you anyway for the informative video. Cheers