PureAire Commemorates Over 25 Years in Gas Detection and Oxygen Deficiency Monitoring

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PureAire Commemorates Over 25 Years in Gas Detection and Oxygen Deficiency Monitoring

PureAire Monitoring Systems is proud to note the completion of our 26thyear in the Gas Detection business. Our journey began on January 14, 1997, with three employees working out of a spare bedroom in our founder’s home. Our mission from the beginning was, and remains, quite simple: keep people safe, by providing high-quality, accurate, and reliable oxygen deficiency monitors and gas detection equipment, with an emphasis on exceptional customer service.

We believe that PureAire’s success over the past 26 years testifies to the soundness of our original and ongoing mission, as well as the dedication, creativity, and skill of our valued employees. However, our work is far from over, and we strive every day to earn our customers’ trust by combining innovation and experience to solve their safety and operating needs.

PureAire has established a strong reputation for its high-quality gas detection equipment and outstanding customer service. The company’s commitment towards continuous innovation and reliability has made it a trusted name across various industries.

Our commitment to continuous innovation has resulted in the creation of two groundbreaking technologies:

  1. Renewable Sensors: Unlike traditional sensors that degrade over time, these sensors maintain their accuracy and reliability over extended periods. They also eliminate the need for frequent replacements, reducing operational costs.
  2. Long-Life Sensors: Designed for durability, these sensors offer consistent performance for up to 10 years. This longevity improves safety while minimizing expenses on sensor replacements.

Intel, Applied Materials, and ASM are among the industry giants that have teamed up with PureAire to push the boundaries of gas detection technology.

PureAire has come a long way from our humble beginnings. We would like to express our gratitude to our customers for their reliance on us over the past 26 years, and we look forward to serving them for many more years to come.

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