Available separately or as part of starter and master sets, these storage bags are constructed of tough, water-resistant 600D Nylon and 1680D Nylon on the backside for maximum durability when sliding in and out of areas, such as truck beds.
This personal 5 percent carbon dioxide monitor and data logger meets confined space regulations for businesses that use bulk or stored carbon dioxide (CO2) indoors. With an eye toward employee safety, the monitor logs exposure to CO2 in real time and sounds an alarm if high CO2 levels are detected.
The use of the TEG-1000 grinder will give repeatable Tungsten Electrode points every time, which enables consistent repeatable arc performance and welding results.
This six-channel particulate meter optionally incorporates sensors for additional environmental parameters, such as total volatile organic compounds (TVOCs), carbon dioxide (CO2), temperature, and relative humidity.
The Tech OT-MC is part of the M Series that includes the MC and Tech MCT closed-top tool bags. A compact, open-top tool bag, the Tech OT-MC includes a centrally located, injection-molded compartment that can be left open or fitted with removable and repositionable insert boxes that allow technicians the ability to customize their bags.
The Wohler A 450 is a flue gas analyzer that offers all measurement and tuning functions. The analyzer features rugged yet compact housing, a touchscreen monitor, and advanced sensor technology.
Chillgard variable refrigerant flow (VRF) Refrigerant Detectors operate with a stable zero baseline. PAIR technology eliminates sensor drift and allows operation for lengthy periods over temperatures ranging from 32° to 140°F, 0° to 60°C, and 0-95 percent relative humidity levels without adjustment or maintenance.
This welding joint alignment fixture creates high-integrity welds. The Esco HOG TIE Boiler Tube Weld Alignment Clamp consists of one side with two through-holes and a matching side with threaded inserts, which accept two bolts that draw them together.
To understand the operation of combustion air openings, it’s a good idea to review some airflow basics. For airflow to move through a duct, there must be a pressure difference across it created by an external source. Traditional installations depend on natural forces to create this pressure difference.
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