Used INFICON UL 1000 #293828535 for sale

Manufacturer
INFICON
Model
UL 1000
ID: 293828535
Helium leak detectors.
INFICON UL 1000 is a state-of-the-art leak detector designed to quickly and accurately detect leaks in inaccessible or hard-to-reach places. It uses multiple sensors to detect ultra-low levels of trace gasses such as helium, hydrogen, nitrogen, and argon. UL 1000 is ideal for detecting and pinpointing microscopic leaks in industrial equipment, systems, components and installation lines. INFICON UL 1000 utilizes a flexible silicone cuff design to allow for accurate leak detection in odd shapes and hard-to-reach locations. The device has a full range of test modes, including a high-sensitivity mode for detects leaks in low pressurized systems. UL 1000 also includes an auto-sensitivity mode which adjusts the sensitivity automatically to optimize detection. The innovative design of INFICON UL 1000 includes an intuitive graphical user interface (UI) which displays detection results and settings on its integrated LCD. This modern UI allows customers to control the leak detector quickly and easily, making it a very user-friendly device. The device also has a built-in photo sensor which automatically calibrates the sensitivity of the ultrasensitive sensors, guaranteeing the highest accuracy and reliability. UL 1000 is very reliable and comes with a two-year full warranty. It is also RoHS compliant, certified in accordance with EN 61010-1, and constructed using high-quality materials to ensure a long product lifespan. Its wide range of accessories, including hoses, detectors, adaptors and extra sensor cuffs, make it highly versatile and suitable for multiple applications. Overall, INFICON UL 1000 is an advanced leak detector that allows for reliable, fast and efficient detection. Its intuitive UI and comprehensive accessories make it extremely user-friendly and effective. With its wide range of features and superior construction, UL 1000 is an ideal option for all types of industrial settings.
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