Simply, Smart Sensor. Safely Detect Hydrogen leaks in Gas Chromatography Systems

contributed by FDGSi | 03/05/2014

Eliminate the risks in using Hydrogen as a Carrier Gas in GC Analysis

Hydrogen has long been considered as the best carrier gas for gas chromatography. In many cases hydrogen has become the carrier gas of choice since it results in fast analysis, high efficiency, reduced costs, and prolonged column life.

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