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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.
Refrigerant leak detectors can detect only chlorinated refrigerants. These leak detectors are used to find, detect, and repair leaks of HCFCs, HFCs, Freon, and ammonia, all of which can be extremely hazardous to the environment. Refrigerant leak detectors contain a halide torch that uses a flame to detect refrigerants. If halogenated refrigerant vapors are present, the flame changes from blue to a blue-green color.
A refrigerant leak is very difficult to detect. It could be in hundreds of feet of tubing, in an operating or safety control or in an inaccessible area. The proper test equipment and the method of leak detection are very important factors when attempting to find a leak. Refrigerant leak detectors can be used to monitor joints, valves, pipes, and other parts used in air-conditioning and refrigeration systems in commercial buildings. These detectors can be stand-alone or alternately integrated into other sensor networks or leak detection systems.
There are many methods used in refrigerant leak detection including bubble test, water immersion test, dye interception method, halide torch, electronic leak detectors, isolation of the sealed system, and ultrasonic leak detection. The bubble test is used when the approximate area of the leaks location is known. During the water immersion test, on the other hand, the system is submerged into a tank of water. In the dye interception method, a dye is inserted into the system. Usually the quickest way to find a leak is by using the electronic leak detector method. However, the best method of refrigerant leak detection depends primarily on the application.
