Calibrated, cleaned, and bagged for oxygen service, these flowmeters are commonly used for welding. They install directly in your line. All have a flow-control knob that lets you open and close the valve at the inlet to adjust the flow rate within the range.

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Use the probe to test the air in a hazardous area before entering. Great for confined spaces. This detector alerts you with an audible alarm, warning light, and vibrating alarm in the presence of combustible and toxic gases. You can adjust the alarm trigger points to suit your environment. There is also a motion sensor that sounds an alarm if the user becomes disabled.

Note: LEL is lower explosive limit.

When your work area has too much or too little oxygen, these detectors alert you with an audible alarm, warning light, and vibrating alarm. You can adjust the high and low alarm trigger points to suit your environment.

A calibration check must be performed on the detector before each use to verify that it is working properly. The check can be performed with the press of a button.

The detector with a nonreplaceable battery should be thrown away at the end of its two-year lifespan.

Measure and display real-time indoor ventilation quality with this meter. It operates on the included 120V AC adapter or four AA batteries (not included). Meter comes calibrated but must be recalibrated every 12 months.

When these detectors sense high levels of hydrogen sulfide, they alert you with an audible alarm, warning light, and vibrating alarm. You can adjust the alarm trigger point to suit your environment.

A calibration check must be performed on the detector before each use to verify that it is working properly. The check requires a regulator, tubing, and cylinder (sold separately).

The detector with a nonreplaceable battery should be thrown away at the end of its two-year lifespan.

This detector triggers a “caution” alert when a small amount of hydrogen is detected and a second “danger” alert if levels continue to rise. When hydrogen concentration reaches 1% by volume, a yellow warning light illuminates and the first relay closes to trigger a remote exhaust fan and/or alarm. When hydrogen reaches 2%, a red warning light illuminates, an alarm sounds, and the second relay closes to activate another remote exhaust fan and/or alarm.

Use the optional remote and cable to keep an eye on the detector’s alert status from a distance. Remote has a buzzer and the same yellow and red warning lights as the detector.

When these detectors sense high levels of carbon monoxide, they alert you with an audible alarm, warning light, and vibrating alarm. You can adjust the alarm trigger point to suit your environment.

A calibration check must be performed on the detector before each use to verify that it is working properly. The check requires a regulator, tubing, and cylinder (sold separately).

The detector with a nonreplaceable battery should be thrown away at the end of its two-year lifespan.

Commonly used in TIG welding where gas flow/coverage is a concern, these valves measure the gas flow rate in addition to regulating pressure. They automatically reduce a high inlet pressure from compressed gas tanks to a lower, stable outlet pressure. All have Compressed Gas Association (CGA) numbered inlet fittings for secure connections to compressed gas tanks. Choose a valve with the same CGA number as your tank and other system components. Valves have a gauge to monitor the outlet flow rate and a second gauge to monitor inlet pressure from the tank. They are single stage and reduce pressure in one step, which causes the outlet pressure to fluctuate slightly as you empty the tank.