Our dedicated Sales Advisors and Support Team are committed to finding you the right solutions to meet your specific requirements.
Our solutions satisfy applications from small facilities up to large multi-site facilities and everything in between.
We are a dedicated team of technical sales people, customer service advisors and engineers that recommend, supply and install a range of emissions monitoring, gas sampling and personal safety products.
The FGM Series is a safe area gas detection solution for sites which require 1 to 16 channels of detection.
The FGM is a cost-effective high specification gas monitor that communicates with any combination of sensors from the FGS range. It can be connected by simply wiring in parallel, cutting down on installation costs.
When planning for the implementation of a new project, protect your investment with a complete site survey.
The FlexSonic gas leak detector adds a whole new layer of plant protection. It listens to gas leaks where others don't.
a1-cbiss are one of the few UK gas detection companies that can supply the whole package from specification right through to system installation and ongoing service support.
a1-cbiss have a nationwide team of service engineers who serve the whole of the UK servicing existing installations, carrying out onsite calibration and repairing gas detection systems.
Ethylene oxide is most widely used as a sterilant. Because of the potential number of health risks associated with ethylene oxide, monitoring the breathing environment near sterilisation equipment is essential.
Isn’t there Hydrogen Peroxide in Peracetic Acid (PAA)?
These types of questions are common and the assumption is partly correct.
Service Brochure Update - 24 Hour Calibration Service Available
The a1-cbiss Service Centre is well placed to offer service, repair and calibration for a full range of gas detection services. The Service Centre is approved by RAE Systems, Scott Safety, Industrial Scientific, GMI and BW Honeywell to service their portable gas detectors.
Due to the rapid developments in technology, there are a vast amount of gas detectors now available to choose from. This makes the selection process much more difficult for any health and safety manager or instrument engineer involved in purchasing new equipment.
Portable gas detection equipment is required across a range of industries and applications. Each target gas requires different sensors, and sometimes different sensing technologies, based on the application.
Gas detectors can go into alarm for a number of reasons but would you or your employees know what to do in the event of an alarm?
Due to the serious threat posed to people working in enclosed spaces on board ships, the IMO has adopted mandatory requirements which requires all EU-registered vessels with a gross tonnage of over 500 tonnes to carry one or more gas detectors for atmosphere testing of hazardous gases prior to entry into an enclosed space.
The requirement enters into force on 1 July 2016, as SOLAS regulation XI-1/7.
