[labnetwork] Handheld Hydrogen and Hydride (Phosphine, Germane, diborane, silane) detectors

[Mario Beaudoin]

I used to have something like this made by Draeger.

M.


Le 31/03/2017 à 12:59 PM, James C. Sturm a écrit :
>
> I am looking for handheld detectors to “sniff” at VCR or swagelock 
> joints for leaks of hydrogen and also for common hydrides (silane, 
> germane, diborane, phosphine…).  The lab has a central system already, 
> but I am looking for something to sniff at joints with after making 
> connections and repressurizing.       (Yes we will Helium leak-check 
> too, but this is as a followup with less likelihood of someone doing 
> it wrong).
>
> Many years (25?) we had a handheld unit for hydrides (about  7” x 3 “ 
> x 1”, with a 4” long rubber sniffer port).   Probably made by Matheson 
> but can’t seem to find anything similar from them now (although I 
> didn’t look very hard).
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Thanks, Jim Sturm
>
>
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