GasDNA is the leading provider of IR Thermometer and gas detectors to optimize performance of boilers, furnaces, refineries, substations and transformers.
We have a diverse and experienced staffs available to help you with product and feature selection.

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GasDNA is the leading provider of IR Thermometer and gas detectors to optimize performance of boilers, furnaces, refineries, substations and transformers.
We have a diverse and experienced staffs available to help you with product and feature selection.

Automotive Production

Infrared thermometers
The greatest challenge for the production process of automotive exterior parts is to secure a constant temperature monitoring. Even in the pilot production, a continuous temperature measurement is essential to optimize the process and maximize both quality and output of the serial production.
Gas detectors
Gas, fire and other hazards are found throughout the production and use of automobiles, from the plants where components are manufactured and cars are assembled to tunnels and parking garages where vehicle exhaust collects. While the type of gas hazard varies depending upon the application, the end result must be the same—the safety of people and infrastructure.
Infrared thermometers

Glass Industry

Food & Beverage Industry
Measure and control a food temperature when manufacturing.
Gas detectors
Whether pre-cooking food, treating wastes and byproducts or ensuring food is preserved properly for shipment and safe keeping until it arrives at the grocery store, food and beverage processors use and also produce dangerous gases. As a result, gas detection is an important part of the everyday safety requirements for these processing facilities.
Gas detectors

Water/Waste Water Treatment

Gas detectors
Water purification and wastewater treatment processes produce a wide variety of toxic and combustible gas hazards that must be monitored on a continuous basis. Toxic gases also can build up in confined spaces, depleting oxygen and making those locations highly dangerous for plant personnel.