Gastec 722 Tube Tip Holder

Description

Gastec 722 Tube Tip Holder in professional gas sampling, preparing detector tubes requires breaking the glass tips to allow airflow. The Gastec 722 Tube Tip Holder streamlines this process by integrating a specialized breaking mechanism directly into a protective storage unit. By inserting the tube into the breaker, technicians can snap the tips cleanly and efficiently, with the fragments falling directly into the internal reservoir.

The competitive advantage of this model is its high capacity and safety focus. It effectively eliminates the risk of glass fragments scattering across a worksite, which is particularly critical in sensitive industrial environments or confined spaces. By centralizing the collection of waste glass, the Gastec 722 Tube Tip Holder ensures that disposal is managed safely and professionally at the end of the shift.

Brand

Gastec

Although, technology is always evolving, one demand on our products never changes: the demand for customer safety. Whenever we contribute to customer safety, we are presented with an opportunity to develop further.

GASTEC holds this corporate creed of safety and development in high esteem, as it strives to grow while always putting customer safety first.

Specifications

Model Number: 722
Storage Capacity: Up to 260 broken tips
Primary Function: Tip breaking and fragment containment
Safety Benefit: Prevents glass scattering
Compatibility: Designed for standard Gastec detector tubes

Features

Dual-purpose functionality acts as both a detector tube tip breaker and a safe storage receptacle.
High-capacity internal reservoir can store up to 260 broken glass tips.
Robust design prevents glass fragments from scattering in the workspace.
Compact and portable form factor fits easily into standard sampling tool bags.
Simplifies the disposal process for hazardous glass waste after field measurements.

Applications

The Gastec 722 Tube Tip Holder is highly recommended for use in the following settings:

Confined Space Monitoring: Keeping sampling areas clean in manholes, tanks, or pits where glass debris is difficult to recover.
Industrial Hygiene: Maintaining high safety standards during indoor air quality assessments.
Hazardous Material Handling: Managing waste safely during rapid gas identification in emergency response.
Routine Maintenance: Ensuring clean operations during daily emission checks or process monitoring.