Those are quite a mix of cameras.
GF304 is a specialist gas detection camera from FLIR, tuned for refrigerant gases. As an imager it does cover most of your range and will be a very good image. Price could be an issue though (20k ?). Refrigerant gases are usually quite visible with any longwave IR camera (8-14um, the common ones) as they are opaque at 8 - 9um and cold.
DM284 is limited temperature range (-10 - +150°C) and relies on an optical image to fix the relatively low resolution thermal sensor.
K2 is basically the same camera as DM284 but adding a 0 - 500°C range for the thermal image. Do be aware that in the dark or smoke you lose the MSX and for a 'thermal only' feature like a refrigerant leak the MSX will be unable to enhance it.
Ex series only go up to 250°C, but come in around USD 1500 (E6) or 3000 (E8).
For full spec 320x240x30Hz -40 to +1100°C firefighter cameras you'd be looking around the USD 3000 mark. If it matters, several of these will have basic (ANSI, not EX-ic) hazardous location gas safety.
I'm not going to name names as I work for one of them so would be against forum rules.
regards
Bill