Leakage testing? Download the leaktest document!

There is no such thing as leakage-free, but understanding the different materials and types of leakage can greatly benefit you. We have created a comprehensive white paper on leakage to help you understand, find and prevent leakage in your application. Before you can test for leakage, you need to understand what a leak is.

Why perform a leak test?

Damage resulting from a leak, such as damaged products or assemblies and production interruption, must be prevented. The financial consequences are more serious when a machine cannot produce on schedule than the cost of the leak testing itself.

Teesing offers custom leak testing applications that are made to be installed in your system. This is done with a highly sensitive instrument that can quantify the amount of leakage with great precision. The Inficon Sensitor Sentrac is much more accurate than traditional methods of detecting leaks. This accuracy is obviously very important for the high-tech industry with its ultra-pure environment and extreme precision.

Testing before delivery of an assembly offers you assurance of consistent product quality before the products enter your process.

Learn what you can do yourself to minimize the risks of leaks and what options Teesing can offer you in "Understanding, Finding and Preventing Leaks.

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Making your system "leak-proof"

In fact, when leakage occurs, it is important that it does not exceed the requirements of your system. Leakage occurs at different volumes and frequencies, and some materials may be leak-tight for some applications and not for others. What is important is suitability for the purpose. The document below explains in detail how leak-tightness is a relative term and what it can mean for your particular situation.

Preventing leaks in industrial systems as much as possible has many advantages. Not only does it prevent additional financial costs or disruption to your production process, but it also ensures that product failures are prevented as much as possible and the leak is detected more quickly.

There is no such thing as leak-free, but understanding the different materials and types of leaks can greatly benefit you. Download the document!