UE Systems' CFM-2 (CFM-9) Close Focus Leak Module enhances the ultrasound of leaks. A totally new design, the CFM-2 (CFM-9) utilizes a uniquely shaped receiving chamber that resembles the intake port of a jet engine. The shape enhances the turbulent flow of a pressure or vacuum leak when closer than 2" (5cm) and enables users to locate minute leaks that might otherwise go undetected. (read more)

The Adixen Sensistor H2000 tracer gas leak detector is up to 1000X more sensitive than pressure decay testing and an economic alternative to helium testing. This industrial leak detector can measure pressure drop in order to disclose leaks and localize them with a safe mixture of N₂/H₂ as a trace gas. (read more)

Since our invention of the VacIon™ ultra-high vacuum pump more than 40 years ago, Varian, Inc. has maintained a leadership position in vacuum and leak-detection technology for industrial and scientific applications. (read more)

Varian introduced a new series of helium mass spectrometer leak detectors for testing the integrity of systems, chambers, containers, and parts by using helium as a tracer gas. The new VS Series includes the portable VS PR02 leak detector and the mobile (cart mounted) VS MR15 and VS MD30 leak detectors. (read more)

Incorporating advanced technology in the area of mass spectrometry and vacuum technology (patents pending), the PICO® helium sniffer provides fast, contamination-free, helium leak detection. As a sniffing-style helium leak detector, it detects leaks from pressurized lines or components with a minimum detectable leak rate of 1 x 10^-7 atm-cc/s. (read more)

The Adixen-Sensistor ILS500 Leak Detection System contains 3 modules housed in one compact unit. These modules are configured for optimal testing conditions, shorter cycle times, and increased operator convenience for specific test environments. (read more)

The Adixen EXTRIMA leak detector, by Alcatel Vacuum Products, Inc., is intended for leak detection with diluted hydrogen as trace gas in explosive environments, where the safety requirements are extremely high. The detector is intrinsically safe which means that it under no circumstances can ignite the explosive gas. (read more)

For many manufacturers compressed air represents the second or third highest utility cost in their facility. Without an effective maintenance program in place leaks can account for as much as 40% of the total air system demand. Proactive and preventative maintenance efforts with a minimal investment can see the leak target reduced from 40% to a more reasonable 5%. (read more)

No need to use an elevated platform or a fork lift to locate those hard to reach leaks or risk getting too close to high voltage electrical equipment when looking for arcing, tracking or corona! It is now possible to locate leaks in ceilings, overhead lines, check high voltage equipment at a safe distance and even scan hazardous gas lines safely. (read more)

FLIR Systems, Inc., the global leader in infrared cameras, announced today the addition of the ThermaCAM® GasFindIR HSX™ to its line of GasFindIR infrared cameras for the detection of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). GasFindIR has been used extensively in oil and gas, and petrochemical companies as a way to find gas leaks as part of their predictive maintenance programs. (read more)