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In food processing plants, gases are everywhere — used for chilling, packaging, fermenting, and sterilizing. But these same gases can pose hidden dangers. A minor leak from a CO₂ tank, unnoticed ammonia buildup in cold storage, or depleted oxygen in nitrogen-flushed areas can seriously affect worker...

One forklift malfunction in a closed storage area. One unnoticed propane (C₃H₈) or methane (CH₄) leak from equipment, or a rise in carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels in a poorly ventilated space — that’s all it takes to put workers at risk. Installing the right gas sensor is not optional — it’s a basic part of operational safety.

Leaks don’t always come with a warning. In chemical plants, even a small unnoticed release can lead to toxic exposure, fire, or downtime. That’s why choosing the right gas sensor chemical industry solution isn’t just important — it’s essential for safety and process control.

In a processing plant, one unnoticed leak can escalate into a shutdown — or worse. Selecting and maintaining the right industrial gas leak sensor is essential for keeping people safe and systems running.

In industrial facilities, safety often depends on what you cannot see or smell. A tiny gas leak in a poorly ventilated area can lead to fire, poisoning, or forced shutdowns. Selecting the right gas sensor for production is a critical part of any facility’s risk..

📍Shanghai, China | September 2025 MGS Technology is heading toSENSOR CHINA 2025to strengthen its presence in the Asian market. We will present our latest NDIR sensors for industrial safety and smart gas detection. Visitors can meet our team and see ...