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Can you see hydrogen? A fail-safe tool for hydrogen gas.

A multi-point synchronous measurement system that uses a special alloy thin film that changes from metallic color to colorless and transparent when exposed to hydrogen, and confirms hydrogen detection through reflectance using laser light. Since it is intrinsically safe and explosion-proof through optical measurement, it allows for miniaturization of the sensor size and safe observation of hydrogen diffusion and behavior even in a 100% hydrogen atmosphere.

Make measurement data "easier" to understand! Compatible with commercially available data loggers! Spatial representation software that allows real-time data observation (2D, 3D).

In addition to real-time measurements, it is also possible to assign CSV data obtained from data loggers to spatial coordinate axes (XYZ axes). We have a wealth of delivery records for comfort testing applications in environmental testing rooms, and as measurement examples for environmental sensors, we have temperature (humidity), wind speed, sound, hydrogen gas, VOCs, PM2.5, and more.

Optimal for spatial and area measurement: 'String of beads continuous line temperature measurement'

◆For digital temperature sensors Temperature range: -20℃ to 100℃ Resolution: 0.0625℃ Measurement accuracy: ±0.2℃ (0℃ to 50℃) Measurement sampling: 125 points → 15 seconds *Sensor changes and measurement fixtures can be customized based on the temperature range.

Film formation completed without exposure to the atmosphere in full auto! ~Sample measurement in progress!~

Device Configuration: Film deposition chamber main body, standalone control panel, chiller, compressor Processing Method: Batch processing Sputter Source: Magnetron type φ25mm × 5 *For details, please refer to the back of the catalog.

Fiber optic hydrogen sensor with excellent hydrogen selectivity and inherent safety for explosion prevention.

The sensor head (alloy thin film) and the sensor body are connected by optical fiber, and the property of the alloy thin film that turns transparent when exposed to hydrogen is recorded through optical measurement (reflectivity).