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Products

  • Safety in any Confined Space

    Safety in any Confined Space

    Confined spaces can be challenging and often dangerous. Having the right PPE can make all the difference in conducting confined space entry, exit, and rescue safely.

  • Confined Space Gas Detection

    Confined Space Gas Detection

    SKC proudly partners with Dräger® and Honeywell RAE® Systems to offer high-quality portable gas detection instruments for confined space safety. Choose from a wide selection of personal single and multiple-gas detectors, models for entry/clearance measurement, and sensors. SKC provides the expertise, customer service, and technical support you have trusted for nearly 60 years.

  • Multi Gas Clip Simple Plus

    Multi-gas detection is now simpler and safer than ever with the Multi Gas Clip Simple Plus by Gas Clip Technologies, the first multi-gas detector that operates for three years continuously with no charging or calibration necessary. Reliably test for hydrogen sulfide (H2S), carbon monoxide (CO), oxygen (O2) and combustible gases (LEL) 24/7, even in oxygen-deficient environments. It fails to safe and comes with three-year warranty. Let us help solve your gas detection needs with a simple solution.


Webinars

  • Making Confined Spaces Safe Spaces

    This free webinar will explore how cloud-connected smart technology is improving confined space safety, reducing risks, and increasing operational efficiency, with real-world examples and expert insights. more

  • Rethinking the Confined Space Permit Process

    This free webinar will discuss common issues and effective solutions for improving confined space entry programs, enhancing both simplicity and safety. more


Whitepapers

  • MSA Altair 4x with Xcell Gas Detector

    Workers who face potentially dangerous situations deserve the best precision available. The Altair 4x multigas detector is as tough and functional as it looks. Built on durability: A rugged housing provides unsurpassed durability, including the ability to survive a 20ft drop.

  • Guide to Atmospheric Monitoring in Confined Spaces

    Atmospheric hazards in a confined space that expose entrants to a risk, such as death, entrapment, injury, or acute illness.


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