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    Flir Ultrasonic Leak Detectors

    Looking for an ultrasonic leak detector? For all your leakage detection requirements, Flir has just the solution for you.

    How do ultrasonic leak detectors work?

    Ultrasonic leak detectors use high-frequency sound waves to detect and locate leaks in pressurised systems. Leaks in pipes, valves, and other components, cause high-frequency sound waves. Flir ultrasonic leak detectors are designed to detect these leakages to know where the damage is coming from and therefore repair it. Quantify the severity of air leaks in real time and do it ten times faster with help from the Flir Ultrasonic Leak Detector range.

    Features and Benefits

    There are many features and benefits of Flir ultrasonic leak detectors, including:
    • Valuable tool for maintenance personnel - Flir offers ideal solutions for improving the efficiency of systems, whilst detecting and repairing leaks in pressurised systems
    • Versatile – Ultrasonic leak detectors can be used in a wide variety of environments
    • Non-Invasive – Flir takes sensitivity into account, which is why their range of leak detectors can detect leaks without interrupting the operation or damaging equipment
    • Time-Saving – Quickly and efficiently identify where the leaks are, which minimises downtime by reducing the time and cost of repairs, keeping operations running smoothly with minimal interruptions

    Applications

    Flir ultrasonic leak detectors can be used in a variety of applications. Some of the most common applications include:
    • Vacuum Systems - to maintain the proper vacuum level and prevent contamination
    • Compressed Air Systems - to detect leaking pipes and valves
    • Steam Systems - to prevent energy waste and reduce the risk of equipment failure
    • Automotive Industry - to detect leaks in engines, transmissions, and other vehicle components to keep vehicles running efficiently and safely
    • Refrigeration Systems - to prevent the loss of refrigerant
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