Global Gas Leak Detector Leading Companies and Market Scenario

Gas leak sensors detect the presence of standard gases, volatile organic compounds, flammable, toxic, or other special gases and react by displaying a reading, sounding an audible or visual alarm, and sending an alert to the user.

Manufacturer today utilizes cutting-edge technologies such as integrated Bluetooth/satellite/network connectivity, live gas readings, and alerts; as tools for real-time support for the safety of mining, tunneling, and rescue operations, placing the health and wellbeing of service personnel.

Global Gas Leak Detector Market Forecast

The global Gas Leak Detector market is projected to reach US$ 2301 million by 2028 from an estimated US$ 1823.8 million in 2022, at a CAGR of 4.0% during 2023 and 2028.

Global key manufacturers of Gas Leak detectors include:

MSA Safety
Drager
Riken Keiki
Industrial Scientific
Halma Group, etc.

Global top five manufacturers hold a share of over 20%. Europe is the largest market for gas leak detectors, having a share of over 30%. In terms of product, the Combustible Gas Leak Detector holds a share of over 45%. And in terms of application, the largest application is Oil and Gas, with a share of over 40%.

Global Gas Leak Detector Leading Manufacturers

1. MSA Safety is the global leader in developing, manufacturing, and supplying advanced safety solutions that protect people and facility infrastructures. This includes the company’s line of best-in-class connected portable gas detectors that offer web-based gas detection capabilities like remote live monitoring and fleet management. The latter is provided by MSA’s Safety io subsidiary, which develops intuitive software to deliver comprehensive data-driven insights and analysis with real-time safety alerts.

2. Dräger manufactures medical and safety technology products. Dräger has more than 15,000 employees worldwide and is present in over 190 countries around the globe. In 2020, the company generated net sales of around EUR 3.4 billion. Dräger technology is used all over the world. The company operates in around 50 countries, with its sales and service companies directly on the location of their customers.

Dräger has recently launched a mobile gas detector, the X-am 2800, which connects with Dräger’s Gas Detection Connect cloud solution to automate the real-time sharing of live data regarding gases firefighters are exposed to in emergencies. The launch further strengthens Dräger’s commitment to innovating technology to enhance the safety of personnel in the tunneling and mining industries.

3. Riken Keiki is a leading manufacturer of industrial gas detectors and sensors, developed in-house with cutting-edge technology. Riken Keiki offers direct insertion heat-resistant gas detectors for accurate gas monitoring in high-temperature environments, portable gas detectors for managing worker safety, and monitoring systems.

The new facilities dedicated to sensor production were built on the premises of the R&D Center in Japan. New facilities contribute to reliable quality sensor production with a range of more than 600 target gasses with various sensor principles.

4. Industrial Scientific is a global leader and innovator in gas5. detection and safety technologies that automate critical safety and operational risk workflows. For nearly 40 years, Industrial Scientific has led the industry with a complete line of rugged and reliable gas detectors backed by real-time monitoring software, flexible connectivity options, managed maintenance services, and a trusted team of gas detection experts that ensure people around the world go home safely each night.

Industrial Scientific's latest addition to the Ventis Pro5 makes it the most compact, versatile, and connected five-gas personal monitor that allows users to detect VOCs reliably while improving situational awareness. Additionally, with peer-to-peer, satellite, wi-fi, and cellular connectivity options, the Ventis Pro5 continues to increase situational awareness and decrease emergency response times by sharing real-time location data, man-down alarms, and gas alerts (including VOC exposure), so safety teams immediately know who needs help, what happened, and where they’re located.

5. Halma, the global group of life-saving technology companies, announced its entry in Gas detection market by acquiring Sensit Technologies, LLC, a gas leak detection company based in Indiana, USA.

Sensit’s technologies are closely aligned with Halma’s purpose of growing a safer, cleaner, healthier future for everyone daily. Sensit manufactures products that enable natural gas utilities to detect leaks in their pipes, reducing climate change effects by minimizing emissions of methane, protecting workers in the natural gas distribution industry, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Its technologies are also used in emergency response situations by firefighters entering burning buildings to ensure they do not face explosion risk due to leaking natural gas.

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