Drager Accuro Multi-Gas Detector Pump with 30 Assorted Tubes

The Dräger accuro is a bellows pump, with which the air sample is drawn through the Dräger tube using strokes. The body of the pump consists of a bellows, which is completely pushed together for the measurement. When the bellows is released, the air is drawn automatically and the gas sample to be measured is sucked through the tube being used. The sampling process is completed when the body of the pump has opened completely. The end of a stroke is indicated by a pressure-controlled display on the body of the Dräger accuro pump. 

Fast measurement with one hand. The Dräger accuro gas detector pump allows you to use tried and tested Dräger tubes to take measurements under extreme conditions. Measurements must often be taken in extreme conditions, such as up ladders, in shafts, or where heavy breathing protection is required. The accuro gas detector pump can easily be operated with one hand, and allows reliable measurements in locations that are difficult to access. 

Dräger tubes are glass vials filled with a chemical reagent that reacts to a specific chemical or family of chemicals. A calibrated 100mL sample of air is drawn through the tube with the Dräger accuro bellows pump. If the targeted chemical(s) is present the reagent in the tube changes color and the length of the color change typically indicates the measured concentration.

This unit appears to be in near-new condition and includes a carrying case, spares and your choice of 30 assorted short-term tubes (all appear un-used). The available tubes are as follows:

2 x Acrylonitrile (0.5 to 20ppm)

8 x Arsine (0.05 to 3ppm)

8 x Chlorine (0.3 to 5ppm)

5 x Dimethyl Sulphide (1 to 15ppm)

8 x Ethylene Oxide (25 to 500ppm)

22 x Formaldehyde (2 to 40ppm)

5 x Hydrochloric Acid (1 to 10ppm)

4 x Hydrocyanic Acid (2 to 30ppm)

7 x Iodine (0.1 to 5ppm)

8 x Nitric Acid (1 to 50ppm)

12 x Phosgene (0.25 to 5 ppm)

Please specify the tubes and quantity of each you would like to receive.

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