Measure occupational limit values GSA SG10-2 and PM4-2 devices

Measuring devices PM4-2 and SG10-2

The occupational limit values describe the maximum permitted exposure to a substance at the workplace. This is based on regular contact over a 40-hour working week (5 days of 8 hours each). Important safety measures at the workplace can be derived from the results obtained.

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Measuring dioxins with GSA measuring devices PM4-2

Measure dioxins with PM4-2

Measure dioxins with GSA Gravikon PM4-2

If dioxin contamination is suspected, a dioxin measurement should be carried out promptly. Our PM4-2 measuring devices are suitable for measuring dioxins, PCDDs and other dioxin-like compounds. With these measures, dangerous occurrences of dioxin contamination can be tested very accurately in order to precisely verify possible suspected cases.

To develop the optimum measurement concept, please contact us, our measurement engineers will be happy to advise you.

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Measuring diesel engine emissions with PM4-2 measuring device

Measuring diesel engine emissions

Measuring diesel engine emissions with PM4-2 measuring device

Diesel engine emissions (DEE) can be determined with our PM4-2 measuring device. To measure diesel engine emissions, it generates a constant air volume flow. Furthermore, fluctuations in the air during sampling of diesel engine emissions can be compensated for by pressure and temperature compensation. This means that precise measurements of diesel engine emissions can be carried out despite fluctuating weather conditions and temperatures.

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Measuring quartz dust – Occupational safety

Measuring quartz dust with GSA PM4-2 and SG10-2 measuring devices

If quartz dust is present at the workplace, measures such as measuring quartz dust are a sensible occupational health and safety measure.

We offer two systems for this purpose: Firstly, the measuring device PM4-2 with A-dust head for stationary measurement and the measuring devices SG10-2 with fine dust sampling system 10 (according to IFA) for personal measurement at the workplace.

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