Personnel exposure monitoring badges
Below is a list of all the monitoring badges we can provide
- Acetic Acid Vapor Monitor
- Acetone Vapor Monitor
- Acrylonitrile Vapor Monitor
- B-T-E-X Vapor Monitor
- Benzene Vapor Monitor
- Dimethylformamide Vapor Monitor
- Ethylene Oxide Vapor Monitor
- Formaldehyde Test Kit
- Full Scan Vapor Monitor
- Glutaraldehyde Vapor Monitor
- Halogenated Anesthetics Vapor Monitor
- Hydrogen Peroxide Vapor Monitor
- Isopropyl Alcohol Vapor Monitor
- Methyl Ethyl Ketone Vapor Monitor
- Methyl Methacrylate Vapor Monitor
- Methylene Chloride Vapor Monitor
- Nitrous Oxide Vapor Monitor
- o-Phthalaldehyde (OPA) Vapor Monitor
- Perchloroethylene (Tetrachloroethylene) Vapor Monitor
- Phenol Vapor Monitor
- Styrene Vapor Monitor
- Toluene Vapor Monitor
- Trichloroethylene Vapor Monitor
- Xylene Vapor Monitor
Why use a Monitoring Badge
According to OSHA regulations, each person who uses a toxic gas as a regular part of their job must have their exposure monitored periodically. Place or hang the badge near the breathing zone or within the room where exposure is possible. Record the start and stop times and send the badge back to the laboratory for analysis in the mailer provided. The analysis report explains if the concentration level is exceeding the exposure limit. Exposure limits are determined by using the NIOSH or OSHA ppm recommendations.
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