This is a unique helium leak detector specialized for sniffer tests, characterized by an industry-leading fast response time of 0.5 seconds.
The MD490S Sniffer Helium Leak Detector is a unique helium leak detector specifically designed for the sniffer testing method. It boasts an industry-leading leak detection speed of 0.5 seconds. The internal vacuum pump uses a dry pump, eliminating the need for cumbersome oil changes. Additionally, we offer a variety of specialized options that are convenient for sniffer testing.
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basic information
■Maximum sensitivity is 5.0×10-9 Pa m3/sec ■Average response to helium gas is less than 0.5 seconds (depending on inspection environment) ■Equipped with a dry pump as standard, eliminating the hassle of regular oil changes ■Optional sniffer probe with added vibration function available ■Optional handheld display for remote control available (cable-based remote control) ■Internal calibrator is certified by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) ■Standard security key lock prevents changes to incorrect settings and conditions
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P5
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Applications/Examples of results
This model is ideal for applications requiring leak testing with helium using the sniffer method, starting with leak inspections of equipment piping. For details about the device, please contact us with your questions.
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Company information
We serve as the exclusive agents in Japan for both "Vacuum Instrument Corporation (VIC)," a manufacturer of leak testing equipment in the United States, and "Vacuum Research Corporation (VRC)," a manufacturer of vacuum components in the United States. Additionally, we offer the production of helium leak testing systems and air leak testing equipment using VIC products, as well as a contract leak testing service that specializes solely in leak testing. Regarding maintenance and repair services for VIC helium leak detectors in Japan, we have dedicated maintenance personnel assigned, and we handle these services in-house.
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