Detector Tubes
Detector tubes are measuring instruments that measure the density of various substances including gases such as natural gas, oxygen, and alcohol and liquids such as gasoline. They are used to measure the density of substances in specified locations and in factory processes as well as to identify the source of hazardous gases and investigate combustion efficiency. There are types that can measure wind speed and airflow, and a detector tube compatible with the substance measured must be selected. The main type is vacuum type, which sucks the substance to measure and measures density by the change in detection agent color, but there are various measuring methods such as zirconia type and float type, so a measuring method suitable for the measuring location and the application to be used for can be selected. The main materials they are made of include glass, plastic, and polycarbonate with excellent durability. Other types include those that display the density accurately as a numerical value and sensor separate types.