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Hydrogen-based leak detector makes Inspex debut

An Adixen Sensistor product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Aug 18, 2004

Sensistor Technologies will appear next month at Inspex for the first time with its range of instruments based on the hydrogen method.

Sensistor Technologies will appear next month at Inspex for the first time with its range of instruments based on the hydrogen method.

Leak detection using hydrogen - in a safe mixture of 5% hydrogen in nitrogen - offers many benefits: hydrogen is the cheapest tracer gas available, and is the lightest and least viscous of all gases.

It spreads very quickly throughout the test object and seeps quickly through the smallest leak.

Background interference is easily minimised because of the speed with which it dissipates.

The method requires no pumps or vacuum and thus needs a minimum of maintenance.

A major new product in the Sensistor range is the H2000 hydrogen leak detector: a compact, robust instrument that is sensitive enough to detect leaks as small as 5 x 10e-7mbarl/s.

It is also insensitive to other gases and has a unique capability of handling background levels of hydrogen gas.

Advanced digital electronics makes the H2000 easy to use and highly versatile.

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