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Total vacuum and leak detection solutions, including VS Series Helium Mass Spectrometer Leak Detectors. We provide industry-leading mass spectrometer and selective ion pumping leak detectors in portable, mobile and component models, as well as primary, high and ultra-high vacuum pumps.
Cincinnati Test Systems is an industry leader in the design and manufacture of leak detection instruments and custom systems. CTS offers all pneumatic and tracer gas test technologies, air & tracer gas leak standards, and manual & automatic sealing connectors.
We provide a complete sales, ISO 17025:1999 service and calibration facility for the Furness Controls Limited product line. This world-leading product line includes production line leak detectors, gas leak detectors, flow meters, low-pressure transmitters, transducers, calibrators, micromanometers and more.
Developing & manufacturing better methods of leak testing for a diversity of industries. High quality, innovative & affordable leak detectors for more than 20 years. Our leak testing instruments, systems & accessories include our patented Micro-Flow Technology, the Intelligent Gas Leak Sensor (IGLS).
Alcatel has been manufacturing helium leak detectors and vacuum pumps for over 45 years. Our rugged equipment is designed to perform in any environment. Our experience in leak detection applications, as well as our product innovations, make us the helium leak detector world leader.
Founded in 1975, ATEQ has become the world leading manufacturer of high-quality leak, flow, pressure/vacuum and electrical testing instruments and systems for production quality control. We are a NF EN ISO 9000:2001-certified company. For more information, please visit our website.
Gas leak detectors are used to pinpoint the source of a leak. Gas detectors use tracer gases like hydrogen and helium to find the leak. After filling the chamber with helium or a hydrogen/nitrogen mix, the gas loss is measured with a mass spectrometer that detects the helium or hydrogen.
Gas and vapor leaks are common in virtually any industry. In fact, just about anything that uses gas will likely leak. The concerning factor, however, is how fast the leak occurs, whether it be a small amount by the second or every thousand years. When the amount leaking becomes a potential danger to the equipment or the health of employees, a gas leak detector is used to determine the amount and composition of the gas being leaked. When this step is complete, a corresponding action is taken to deal with the leak.
Gas leaks can be found via electronic, chemical, and sound-sensitive technologies. Most leak detectors are hand-held devices that are programmed to monitor specific conditions. The mobility of a leak detector is important because of the tight and complex networks of piping that are sometimes used to house a gas or a liquid. Most methods of gas leak detection are operator dependant.
Different types of detectors are used for specific duties, such as the actual gas detection at the spot of the leak, the amount that is coming out, and the type of gas. Sometimes a tracer gas, like helium, is used to help aid in the detection of other gases.
