Used INFICON UL 1000 #293776389 for sale
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INFICON UL 1000 is a leak detector designed for use in industrial and laboratory applications. This equipment utilizes a gas chromatograph to detect and measure concentrations of target gases, including hydrogen, helium, and oxygen. The system features an optimized detection range of one part per million to twenty-six parts per million with a repeatability of plus or minus 1%. The built-in software guarantees reliable proof of leak-free conditions. UL 1000 consists of a main unit, a power supply unit, and two separate gas tanks. The main unit is designed to be used in a stationary, bench-top fixed location. The power supply unit provides the necessary current and voltage to accurately measure concentrations of target gases. The gas tanks provide a higher sensitivity by providing an increased concentration of test gases. The unit monitors the concentration of the target gases in real time, allowing for rapid detection of any leakage. A built-in alarm can be configured to alert personnel in the case of a leakage. INFICON UL 1000 also has an integrated self-testing function, which will help to ensure that the machine is functioning properly. UL 1000 utilizes a non-intrusive design and is certified for operation in an environment of -20° to 80°C. A built-in thermal stability control allows the device to have enhanced accuracy and a longer life, as well as allowing it to function in temperatures of -40° to 105°C. The tool also features a graphical user interface (GUI), which not only includes simple setup and control, but also makes it easier to identify and troubleshoot any malfunctions. Overall, INFICON UL 1000 is an advanced leak detector that is ideal for use in a laboratory or industrial environment. Its ability to quickly detect and measure target gases with an accuracy of one part per million, along with its non-intrusive design and long-term thermal stability control make it a highly reliable and versatile asset.
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