Coal and Steel Industries

The gas detection industry has its’ origins in mining. GfG was the first company to produce an electronic gas detector for detection of methane in mines way back in 1961.
Modern mining has very strict regulations which require the use of portable gas detectors.
Workers in steel plants must wear carbon monoxide detectors at all times as this is a manor hazard in steel production. In addition, blast furnaces must be equipped with hydrogen detection equipment.For leak control, suitable portable gas detectors must be used, to give rapid warning of explosive and toxic gas leaks.
GfG products that are used here
Portable gas detectors
Microtector III G888 7-gas detector with an optional radio module
Polytector III G999 7-gas detector with an integrated suction pump as well as an optional radio module
MICRO IV Single-gas detector for toxic gases, hydrogen and oxygen
Fixed gas detection systems
Permanently installed control equipment with gas detection transmitters for different gases
Customers, who use GfG products in this industrial sector
- K+S (former Kali und Salz AG)
- RAG Deutsche Steinkohle AG
- schweizer rheinsalinen
- Salzgitter Stahl
- ThyssenKrupp
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