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Detecting Gas Through Layers of Protection - A Video from MSA

Undetected gas leaks can put lives in danger and bring productivity to a standstill. Facilities can better protect themselves by applying a human sensory model approach using different gas sensing technologies to form a stronger chain of defense. This multi-layered technology approach can save lives, reduce risk and lower overall cost.

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