SGX Sensortech offer a range electrochemical toxic gas sensors designed for the measurement of atmospheric toxic gases, Carbon monoxide, Hydrogen sulphide, Ammonia, Nitrogen Dioxide and many more. The sensors are designed specifically for portable or fixed instrumentation for use within the Mining, Automation and control, Industrial health and safety, Oil and gas and utilities.

SGX Sensortech offer a large range of pellistor component and Explosion proof certified flammable and thermal conductivity gas sensors designed for the measurement of atmospheric flammable gases. The sensors are designed specifically for fixed instrumentation for OEM use within the Mining, Automation and control, Industrial health and safety, Oil and gas and utilities. These sensors are required to be fitted within OEM certified Explosion proof certified housings or SGX versions are available.

SGX Sensortech announces their new range of user friendly infrared gas sensors. The integrated microprocessor linearizes and compensates for ambient temperature changes, giving a gas level output in digital or analogue form. These Infrared gas sensors are designed specifically for instrument applications within Mining, Automation and control, Industrial health and safety, Oil and gas and utilities.

SGX Sensortech announces their new range of low power catalytic flammable sensors. The These low power flammable gas sensors are designed specifically for portable flammable gas detection instrument applications within Mining, Automation and control, Industrial health and safety, Oil and gas and utilities.

SGX Sensortech offer a range of NDIR gas sensor components within Explosion proof certified housings designed for the measurement of atmospheric measurement of Hydrocarbons and Carbon dioxide gases. The sensors are designed specifically for fixed instrumentation for OEM use within the Mining, Automation and control, Industrial health and safety, Oil and gas and utilities. These sensors are required to be fitted with OEM electronics, the analogue signal requires linearization and temperature compensation within the OEMs electronics.