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Steel Manufacturing

The hazards workers face in iron and steel manufacturing are varied, but always demanding. Steel plants can contain extreme hazards—from exceptionally hot temperatures and loud, noisy environments to constant moving objects, dust, and numerous gas hazards.

Whether they’re working doing day-to-day tasks near blast furnaces and coke ovens or need to enter confined spaces, workers need to be prepared to encounter many types of gases and serious safety hazards. Throughout a steel plant, workers may be exposed to gases like carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), and sulfur dioxide (SO2), as well as oxygen (O2) depletion – all of which pose serious risks that personal gas monitors can immediately detect. 

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Worker using wireless gas detector Ventis Pro5

By implementing a gas detection program backed by cutting-edge Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technologies, you can ensure your team is always connected and safe in harsh steel environments. Services like iNet Exchange eliminate the hassle of maintaining and repairing gas detectors, so your teams always have the monitors they need—when they need them. LENS Wireless and iAssign Technology enable peer-to-peer alarm sharing across the plant and let you see who has been exposed to gas hazards and where. iNet Now Live Monitoring gathers data from gas sensors to provide insights into your worksite’s hazards with visual alarm summaries, live maps, and worker status.

By combining these solutions, you can create a fully connected program where you can track team safety, access the real-time information you need to act in the moment, and more to enhance your gas detection and safety program.

  • Multi-Gas Monitor

    Ventis Pro5

    Detect up to five gases and connect teams with alarm sharing and remote live monitoring. A man-down alarm, panic button, and custom on-screen messages make it easy to communicate in an emergency.

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  • Multi-Gas Monitor

    MX6 iBrid

    Detect up to six gases with hundreds of possible sensor combinations and an internal motorized pump. The MX6 iBrid multi-gas meter adapts to provide advanced gas detection for sampling and permitting tasks.

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  • Multi-Gas Monitor

    Ventis MX4

    Detect up to four gases with an ultra-portable, rugged multi-gas meter. Eliminate the need for extra monitors and seamlessly transition from personal monitoring to confined space sampling with a slide-on pump.

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  • Multi-Gas Monitor

    Tango TX2

    Detect two gases with individual sensors to increase alarm accuracy, reduce unnecessary shutdowns, and improve incident data quality. A two-year run time for this multi-gas meter eliminates the need for charging infrastructure.

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  • Area Monitor

    Radius BZ1

    Loud alarms, bold LED lights, and customizable action messages cut through even the busiest work areas. Local and remote monitoring means that both teams on-site and safety managers off-site know how to respond to hazards.

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