Draeger Oxygen Detector Tubes
2 Draeger short-term detector tubes for Oxygen, measuring ranges from 5 to 23 Vol% up to 5 to 23 Vol%. Ranges, pump strokes, measuring times and color changes as published in the Dräger-Tubes & MicroTubes Handbook, 22nd edition (pp. 237–238); prices are live. Ships in 1–2 business days.
Every Draeger tube for Oxygen
| Part number | Tube | Measuring range | Strokes (n) | Measuring time | Color change | Pack | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6728081 | Draeger Oxygen 5%/b Detector Tubes, Box of 8 | 5 to 23 Vol% | 1 | approx. 1 min | blue-black → white | Box of 8 | $150.09 | |
| 8103261 | Draeger Oxygen 5%/c Detector Tubes, Box of 10 | 5 to 23 Vol% | 1 | approx. 1 min | blue-black → white | Box of 10 | $204.15 |
Source: Dräger-Tubes & MicroTubes Handbook, 22nd edition (order no. 90 92 086), pp. 237–238, Dräger Safety AG & Co. KGaA. Each tube page carries the full handbook entry: standard deviation, temperature and humidity limits, reaction principle and cross-sensitivities.
Draeger short-term tubes are read on a Draeger accuro or X-act 5000 tube pump. Per the handbook (pp. 28–29), Draeger tubes and Draeger pumps are matched at the factory and form a single unit; other makers' pumps and tubes are not interchangeable with them. All Draeger tubes A–Z.
Guides: Draeger tubes by gas and range · tube ranges and the OSHA and NIOSH limits · what Draeger tubes measure · what the tube names mean · how to read a tube · the accuro pump.
Draeger Oxygen tube questions
Which Draeger tubes measure Oxygen? 6728081 (5 to 23 Vol%), 8103261 (5 to 23 Vol%).
What is the lowest range Draeger tube for Oxygen? 6728081, 5 to 23 Vol%, 1 strokes.
Which pump reads Draeger Oxygen tubes? The Draeger accuro hand pump or the X-act 5000 pump. MicroTubes, where listed, are read on the X-act 7000.
Do Draeger Oxygen tubes expire? Yes. The expiration date (month and year) is printed on the package; the handbook states a typical shelf life for the customer of up to two years, stored sealed at the temperature on the package strip (handbook section 2.13).