Fortest's T8999 is an equipment designed to meet the increasing need for easy and clean identification of the position of the leak on a piece being tested, therefore eliminating the need for methods such as water tank immersion or use of leak detecting sprays. All of these which are harmful for the pieces, which could develop rust or pieces that are difficult to accurately clean.
The probe, with a 30° arm, enables approach to the most critical leak points, and signals its position and size, helping the oporator with the indication led and warning buzzer.
The mix of hydrogen used is 5%, therefore not explosive or dangerous for the work environments or the operators.
Double use method.
The T8999 has a dual use, integrating both the classic absolute decay leak test method and that of leak identification.
The test parameters allow automatic start-up of the leak identification cycle in the event of a rejected piece, making the process semi-automatic.
The sensitivity of the leak detection probe is 1 cc/h, independent of the pressure and the volume being tested.
Optimized pneumatic section.
Assembly of the latest generation solenoid valves has enabled a 30% increase in the filling speed compared to the previous model, maintaining reliability unaltered over time. This instrument does not require expensive maintenance in the pneumatic department. Fortests objective is to make them increasingly reliable and long-lasting.
Innovative design.
What appears to be a simple design, in fact hides an in-depth study to make use and understanding as simple as possible.
The front panel is made of a single sheet of tempered glass and aluminium, which makes it extremely easy to clean, making the T8999 suitable for use in the laboratory and on the production line.
