Calibration gases and accesories

What is calibration gas? 

Calibration gas are gases or gas mixtures used to adjust and calibrate gas detectors, analytical instruments and other devices that measure gas levels. The purpose of calibration gas is to ensure that the measurements made by gas detectors and other instruments are accurate and reliable. 

The calibration gas contains known and precise concentrations of specific gases, usually gases that need to be monitored to meet safety or regulatory requirements. By exposing the gas detector to the calibration gas, the user can adjust the instrument's settings so that it displays correct values ​​for gas concentrations. This is important to ensure that the instrument functions properly and provides reliable results. 

Calibration gases we offer 

We offer a varied range of the most common gases, the gases you can find with us are: 

Propane 

Propane is used as a common calibration gas for gas detectors and analytical instruments. Its known and accurately measured concentrations make it an ideal choice for adjusting and ensuring accurate gas measurements. Propane offers reliable calibration and is particularly useful for checking instruments that monitor flammable gases. 

Oxygen 

Oxygen serves as a calibration gas for gas detectors and analytical instruments that monitor oxygen levels. It is used to create an accurate reference point, ensure proper calibration and proper operation of oxygen monitoring equipment. Oxygen calibration is essential in fields such as medical care and industrial safety. 

Methane 

Methane is a valuable calibration gas for gas detectors that measure flammable gases. Its carefully controlled concentrations enable accurate calibration and reliable monitoring of methane gas levels, which is critical in industries such as natural gas production, mining and environmental monitoring. 

Carbon monoxide 

Carbon monoxide is used as a calibration gas for gas detectors that monitor carbon monoxide levels. With precisely known concentrations, carbon monoxide calibration enables accurate and precise measurements. It is particularly important to monitor and prevent carbon monoxide-related hazards in, for example, indoor environments and in combustion processes. 

Hydrogen sulphide 

Hydrogen sulphide is used as a calibration gas for gas detectors that monitor hydrogen sulfide concentrations. Its carefully measured concentrations make it an indispensable gas for adjusting and ensuring accurate gas measurements. Hydrogen sulfide calibration is especially important in the chemical industry, wastewater treatment plants, and other areas where hydrogen sulfide emissions are a potential hazard. 

Nitrogen 

Nitrogen gas (nitrogen) is used as a calibration gas for gas detectors and analytical instruments. Its pure and known concentrations are valuable for adjusting and ensuring accurate measurement of gas levels. Nitrogen calibration is particularly important in laboratories, the food industry and scientific research areas where accuracy is critical. 

Butane 

Butane is used as a calibration gas for gas detectors that measure combustible gases. With accurately measured concentrations, butane calibration offers a reliable method of adjusting and ensuring proper operation of gas detection equipment. It is particularly important for controlling flammable gas emissions in industrial and commercial environments. 

Mixed gases 

Mixed calibration gases are gas mixtures that contain carefully controlled concentrations of several different gases. They are used to calibrate gas detectors and analytical instruments in complex environments where several gases need to be monitored simultaneously. These gas mixtures are valuable in ensuring accurate measurements and simplifying the calibration process.