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The Emirates News Agency reported that SENKO showcased solutions for monitoring volatile organic compounds along with multi-gas detectors and equipment suited for testing in remote locations at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference. These technologies are designed to address safety requirements in industrial facilities and operations throughout the energy sector. Donghan Kim, SENKO’s regional sales manager for the Middle East and Africa, provided details on the offerings in statements to WAM.
Kim highlighted the MGT-MAX as one of the key portable multi-gas detectors on display, capable of monitoring up to six gases from more than 37 possible combinations including VOCs without a pump. The accompanying Pump EX system allows the device to inspect gases in difficult-to-reach areas, easing field monitoring efforts. It delivers continuous detection of oxygen, toxic and flammable gases with real-time alerts via LED, sound and vibration.
The company also featured the MGT-P model equipped with a built-in pump for comparable multi-gas detection across the same broad range of options. Kim described the DUO TRACER as a portable dual-gas detector that simultaneously identifies two gases with more than 20 available combinations for oxygen, explosive or toxic threats. Additional specialized tools focused on VOC monitoring completed the exhibition lineup.
Connectivity options form an important part of the product range, as SENKO devices incorporate Bluetooth and infrared IR Link capabilities. These features permit connection to computers for data logging, operational tracking, maintenance scheduling and technical status reviews. Kim indicated that the digital solutions align with the firm’s broader efforts to advance its technology offerings.
SENKO additionally develops customized gas detection devices to satisfy specific customer needs and project parameters. The company has registered various products with ADNOC and supplies gas detection equipment mainly for use aboard its vessels, Kim added. Such steps reflect SENKO’s growing engagement in the UAE’s energy market.
A Strategic Revenue Insights assessment placed the global gas detection market at $5.9 billion in 2025 with forecasts to reach $11.18 billion by 2035 at a 6.6 percent compound annual growth rate. Oil and gas accounts for 34 percent of 2025 demand in the sector according to the same assessment. The expansion coincides with stricter safety regulations and rising industrial activity in energy production.
