Teledyne will present a broad portfolio of technologies for the global oil and gas sector at ONS 2026, taking place in Stavanger, Norway, from 24 to 27 August.
Exhibiting under the One Teledyne banner on booth 1063, Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection, Teledyne GFD, Teledyne Flir and Teledyne Marine will showcase complementary solutions designed to improve safety, support regulatory compliance and enhance offshore operations.
Reflecting the exhibition’s 2026 theme, Courage, the stand will highlight technologies addressing increasingly complex operational and environmental challenges.
Gas detection takes focus
A major focus for Teledyne GFD will be its GD10P fixed infrared gas detector for combustible gas detection.
Designed for demanding SIL2 applications, the GD10P combines fast response with stability and reliability. Its patented silicon based solid state infrared source is supported by a 15 year warranty on the optical block and a five year product guarantee.
The detector also features heated optics, HART communication, fail safe operation and an early warning system for dirty optics, designed to reduce maintenance requirements, maximise uptime and minimise total cost of ownership.
Optical gas imaging showcased
Teledyne will also present the Gx320 optical gas imaging camera for hydrocarbons.
The OOOOa certified and ATEX compliant camera provides gas quantification analytics that measure leak type and severity within the camera, removing the need for a secondary device.
It also features built in Wi Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing users to connect devices and edit and store images in the cloud or wirelessly transfer files through the included Flir Ignite cloud service.
A rotating 10.16 cm LCD touchscreen enables users to view targets from different directions.
Methane monitoring solutions presented
Teledyne GFD will also showcase its approach to methane emissions monitoring as oil and gas operators respond to increasingly demanding regulatory requirements.
Its portfolio includes GS700 handheld gas detectors and MethaSense Trace continuous wireless methane monitoring systems.
Combined with digital reporting capabilities, the technologies support the detection, quantification and management of methane emissions across a wide range of oil and gas applications.
Offshore technologies on display
Alongside gas detection and methane monitoring, visitors will see technologies spanning optical gas imaging and subsea survey solutions.
Teledyne will demonstrate how specialist technologies from across its portfolio can work together to support the evolving safety, environmental and operational requirements of the global oil and gas industry.
