Gas leak detector
Having increased the number of gas generators and argon tanks in its bioanalytical laboratory, Russia-based Quinta-Analytica Yaroslavl, purchased an advanced GasCheck G gas leak detector from leading global specialist in gas detection instrumentation for occupational health and environmental monitoring, Ion Science.
Quinta-Analytica Yaroslavl is using the handheld GasCheck G gas leak detector to monitor its liquid chromatography (LC), tandem mass-spectrometry (MS/MS) laboratory, which performs the analytical aspect of clinical research studies, for nitrogen and argon leaks.
Founded in 1997, Quinta is an established provider of multiple R&D and regulatory services for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and generic drug industries.
“Monitoring nitrogen and argon leaks is an important part of our gas management system,” Yuri Dzhurko, Ph.D, senior analyst at Quinta-Analytica Yaroslavl said. “We chose the Ion Science GasCheck G gas leak detector on recommendation.”
Ion Science’s GasCheck G gas leak detector's advanced system of micro thermal conductivity enables advanced sensitivity for the rapid, effective detection of gas leaks down to cc/sec, mg/m³ or parts per million (ppm) levels.
Quinta Analytica is using the GasCheck G monitor on a regular basis with data being manually recorded in a log book.
Yuri added: “The GasCheck G has met our requirements in terms of ease of use, functionality, quality and cost effectiveness. It is also extremely reliable and accurate, which ensures the health & safety of laboratory staff.”
Designed for the search and location of gas leaks, the GasCheck G leak detector provides effective detection of almost any gas or mix of gases.
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