Chemical identification equipment
Chemical identification equipment from Smiths Detection is trusted by emergency responders, HAZMAT teams, law enforcement, and federal & local government agencies around the world. We put laboratory power that requires minimal training into the hands of emergency responders.
Supporting the users is a partnership programme that offers the highest service levels. This includes 24/7 ReachBack - access to Smiths Detection scientists and technicians to help with difficult issues.
The following range of chemical identification equipment allows emergency responders to deal with a variety of potential threats in different forms.
GasID - Rapid identification of over 5,500 potentially hazardous gases and vapours [more]
GUARDION - Next generation portable GC/MS chemical identifier and mixture analysis system for volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds in complex gases, vapors liquids and solids [more]
HazMatID 360 - Advanced, portable FT-IR chemical identifier [more]
HazMatID Ranger - Handheld, solids and liquids FT-IR that can identify over 32,000 substances optimized for broad portability [more]
HGVI – Hand-held, multi-sensor gas and vapour identifier for TICs and CWAs [more]
IlluminatIR - FT-IR accessory for light microscopy [more]
LCD 3.3 - High Performance CWA identifier and TIC detector [more]
RespondeR RCI - Raman Chemical Identifier to verify the identity of unknown solid or liquid, for use in conjunction with HazMatID [more]
News
February 02. 2012 Smiths Detection Supplies Mobile Weather Systems to U.S. Marines [more]
January 17. 2012 Smiths Detection Launches Next-Generation Miniaturized Chemical Threat Identifier [more]
December 15. 2011 Smiths Detection Supplies Nigeria the Most Advanced Customs Screening System in the Region [more]
November 08. 2011 Smiths Detection to distribute NIDS bio-threat system globally [more]
October 12. 2011 Smiths Detection’s aTiX Scanner Gains Key EU Approval for Checked Baggage Screening [more]
October 06. 2011 Smiths Detection deploys 150 advanced security systems at federal prisons in Argentina [more]
