|Articles|January 21, 2021

GasLab to distribute NevadaNano gas sensors

NevadaNano Inc. announced a distribution partnership with GasLab, which will distribute the NevadaNano's Molecular Property Spectrometer (MPS) sensors to its diverse customer base including companies in the industrial, chemical, and refrigerant markets.

“We are delighted to welcome GasLab to the NevadaNano family,” said Bob Vigdor, Director of Sales, NevadaNano Inc. “We are looking forward to leveraging the relationships they have across the United States with companies developing next-generation products that require highly accurate and reliable gas detection technology to ensure safe and healthy work environments.”

NevadaNano’s MPS flammable gas sensors are known for reliability and accuracy. Unlike traditional sensors, the MPS sensors accurately report 0-100% Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) across 15 different gases with a single factory calibration and no field maintenance over their lifetime. The MPS flammable gas sensor’s accuracy is enabled by integrated, real-time measurements and built-in compensation for temperature, pressure, and humidity. Gas concentration readings are accurate across the full environmental range, including rapid environmental transients, delivering accuracy while eliminating false positives. The company’s MPS sensors are inherently immune to long term drift and poisoning.


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