The NEW Riken Keiki GX-3R Pro is a revolution in compact design. Ideal for confined work space, where its size means it can be positioned in the breathing zone without interfering with work.
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A complete range of Portable Gas Monitors used throughout industry for applications such as Confined Space, Oxygen Depletion / Enrichment, Hydrogen Monitoring, Benzene Specific, ppm Gas Leak Detection, Purging & Inerting.
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We offer a full range of Fixed Gas Monitors for Flammable, Oxygen, & Toxic gases used across many industries including Marine Oil & Gas Cargo Carriers, Gas Distribution, Semiconductor Fabs, Laboratories, Water, Steel.
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Powerful portable instrument for monitoring confined space gases plus slots for 2 smart sensors for PID, IR, or Toxic sensors.
Riken Keiki GD-70D is an intelligent sample drawing fixed gas monitor which can mount over 250 different gas sensors for 150 plus gases and ranges.
The Riken Keiki model OX-600 is a low cost stand-alone Oxygen deficiency or enrichment monitor suitable for applications such as nitrogen storage rooms in labs and hospitals.
We are the UK’s authorised service centre for Riken Keiki and RKI Instruments. Our trained and experienced service engineers will thoroughly examine your gas monitoring equipment to check it’s in good working condition prior to service and calibration. All Riken and RKI equipment are serviceable and repairable; designed for durability and longevity. If there’s a problem, it can nearly always be fixed or repaired economically. If not, we’ll offer a discounted new replacement.
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