PRESS RELEASE
Issued by: Huntingdon Fusion Techniques, HFT
The Company that launched the first Weld Purge Monitor™ in 1975, Huntingdon Fusion Techniques Limited, has introduced a new highly advanced model.
Having developed the models MKI to MKV in a particular style the Company has embraced evolving technology to create a new instrument designated PurgeEye®100 that offers significant advances over previous models.
Principal PurgeEye®100 Features
Zero Calibration Facility
Integrated Auto-Calibration. At the press of a button calibrate both at ambient and again at the lowest oxygen reading. Instant calibration at 0.01% O2
No need for monitors to be returned to the factory for yearly calibration.
Tripod Mount
Monitors can be located securely in an accessible viewing position without having to resort to additional clamping fixtures.
Accuracy at low level readings
The PurgEye™ 100 has an algorithm in the software to correct the reading at the low oxygen levels to ensure accuracy and repeatability of readings.
Most low cost Oxygen Monitors are made for oxygen measurement at breathing levels for personal safety rather than welding and they are unable to read accurately as oxygen levels fall below the atmospheric reading of 20.94%
Low Battery Indicator
When the battery life is too low to provide sufficient power to run the PurgEye™100 correctly, a battery symbol appears in the screen/touch screen warning the operator to change the battery.
Replace Sensor Indicator
Similarly, a sensor symbol will appear on the screen with alerting the operator change the oxygen sensor.
Many other features are outlined on the Company web site and in the literature available.
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