Swagelok® 누설 검사액
Snoop® 및 Real Cool Snoop 누설 검사액은 지속적인 거품 작용으로 접근하기 어려운 곳에서 가스 누설을 발견하여 비용 손실과 잠재적인 안전 문제를 줄일 수 있도록 해줍니다.
누설 검사액 보기Leaking gases can be expensive to replace, can jeopardize the efficiency of production processes, and can have serious safety consequences. That’s why we offer Swagelok Snoop® and Swagelok® Real Cool Snoop liquid leak detectors.
Snoop and Real Cool Snoop liquid leak detectors detect gas leaks in hard-to-reach areas. The sustained bubble action works even on very small leaks and vertical surfaces in environments ranging from –65 to 200°F (–54 to 93°C). A flexible snooper tube extends for hard-to-reach areas. Both types of liquid leak detectors dry cleanly without staining. They also contain a corrosion inhibitor for added protection of your components, with no chlorine, aliphatic amines, or ammonium compounds. They meet the performance requirements of a variety of specifications reflected in the catalog.
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Liquid Leak Detectors
Liquid leak detectors detect gas leaks in hard-to-reach areas. Explore options that can be used in temperatures ranging from -65 to 200°F (-54 to 93°C).
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