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News Release from: Logis-Tech Associates | Subject: EP2400 Ultrasonic Detector Set for leakages
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 17 September 2004
Ultrasonic detector set can detect line
leakages
Ultrasonic detector set is now able to detect leakages, for example, in steam traps. Using the stethoscope stick placed directly at the steam trap enables to hear/measure a possible leakage.
The EP2400 Ultrasonic Detector Set is now able to detect leakages, for example, in steam traps Using the standard stethoscope stick placed directly at the steam trap enables the user to hear/measure a possible leakage in the unit
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 8 May 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Many industries, e.g food industries, have a lot of steam traps in their production facilities and some of these industries pay a lot of money for external maintenance to control steam traps.
In the future, together with the other EP2400 facilities, they will now be able to control and maintain steam traps and other applications, where a 'media' (metal/hard plastic/etc) is inserted between a leak, producing ultrasonic, and the stethoscope stick of the EP2400 unit.
The present EP2400 ultrasonic detector set is prepared for this application - you only need to change the cable between the EP2400 unit and the stethoscope stick - and remember to press the "ultrasonic" button, when you do this type of leak seeking. Request a free brochure from Logis-Tech Associates ...
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