Test Gas for Hire
Accurate gas detection depends on one small but essential ingredient: the right test gas, always on hand when you need it. Regular function tests and calibrations keep your gas detectors reliable, and having certified test gas ready to go makes that easy.
With Dräger test gas for hire, you get exactly what you need, when you need it, without tying up capital in cylinders sitting on a shelf. Our certified test gases are matched to the most common Dräger gas detectors and calibration stations, arrive tested and ready to use, and suit a wide range of other systems too. Whether it is a one-off calibration, a service visit or ongoing maintenance, you simply hire what the job requires and send it back once you are done.
Certified Test Gas for Accurate Results
Test gas is the one ingredient that makes bump tests and calibration actually work. It comes as single gases or precise gas mixtures, supplied in cylinders matched to a defined concentration, so your gas detector is checked against exactly the reference point it needs.
Hiring your test gas rather than keeping your own stock on the shelf comes with some real everyday benefits:
- No storage costs: you simply hire what you need, exactly when you need it
- Ready when you are: every cylinder arrives tested and good to go, so nothing holds up your work
- Broad compatibility: works with Dräger gas detectors and calibration stations, plus many other systems
- Flexible for any job: perfect for a one-off service visit, routine maintenance or a short-term project
Each cylinder comes with a clear shelf life, usually somewhere between 12 and 36 months depending on the gas type and concentration, with the exact expiry date printed on the label. Keep test gas somewhere dry and well ventilated, away from direct sunlight or heat, ideally at room temperature unless the label says otherwise, and always follow the storage instructions and safety data sheet for that particular gas.
Need the equipment to put it to use? Take a look at our Test and Calibration Stations to find the right bump test or calibration station for your gas detectors.
