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Thin Film Bubble Leak Testing Fluids
for leak
testing pressurized systems. It is easy to use and required little
operator training. Leak-Tec can be extremely sensitive
finding very small leaks.
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Ultrasonic leak detector - a
multipurpose instrument for machinery diagnostics and leak detection.
Leaks and other vibration sources
produce a very broad band of ultrasonic noise. This frequency is
well above the sounds which the human ear can hear. The Sonic
3000 has been set to translate those frequencies into an audible
output. It can be used to solve a number of different
maintenance and quality problems.
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High Performance
Lubricant
TSI-301 is a synthetic ester lubricant whose
superior lubrication efficiency can make your difficult jobs
easier and help you save money and time
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more information
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Handheld Gas Leak
Locators
for all combustible and many toxic gases.
Sensitive, dependable and rugged, this is an affordable detector
with lots of features.
How to
use the CGT-501
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Inspection Penetrants
are a safe, sure, fast, easy
sensitive low cost way to find hidden defects in any non-porous
solid. All metals can be tested in this way. Penetrants
highlight flaws and leaks that are open to the surface and are
too small to see by normal visual inspection. Inspection
penetrants show the presence, location, nature and size of
defects. Penetrants are convenient. They can travel anywhere in
the field or be used where work space is limited. Penetrants can
be used on very large or complex items, indoors or outdoors.
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Tracer Dyes for leaking water,
oil and fuel tanks and pipes.
Tracer Dyes are mixed with water or oil
to be tested for leakage at its source. If the dye appears where
there may have been a leak, the leak is proven. Tracer dyes are
used in rivers, in toilets, in oil pipelines, and sewer systems.
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Stataway 1
Topical AntiStatic Spray
Easy, long lasting and inexpensive topical antistatic sprays
used for removing and preventing static charges.
Stataway 2 has
been formulated for polyethylene gas piping. |