Industrial Scientific Introduces the Tango® TX2 for Two-Gas Detection with One Small, Reliable Monitor
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Tango TX2 Two-Gas Monitor
“Tango TX2 allows companies to reduce risk while cutting the time and expense of device maintenance. Simple, reliable monitors increase worker safety, bringing us closer to our vision of ending death on the job by 2050.” PITTSBURGH (PRWEB) May 04, 2021 Industrial Scientific, a global leader in gas detection and safety-as-a-service, is pleased to announce the Tango® TX2, a new two-gas monitor that increases site safety by allowing users to detect two gases with one small, reliable monitor. The Tango TX2 helps organizations reduce project shutdowns from false alarms, increase worker trust in gas monitors, and minimize time spent on monitor charging and maintenance.
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