Alcatel Vacuum Technology is the only company to offer high sensitivity testing capabilities utilizing two tracer gas methods: helium and diluted hydrogen
Alcatel Vacuum Technology offers the widest range of tracer gas leak
detection on the market.
We proudly present a range of solutions that will enable you to detect all types of leaks, large or small. No single technology can be perfect for all situations. This is the reason why we propose solutions based on two different tracer gases: helium and diluted hydrogen. We offer several high-performance models to fit your specific needs for fast and accurate detection: compact models for smaller workspace environments, portable models for on-site testing and maintenance, consoles for mass production, Ex-certified models for leak detection in explosive environments (fuel tanks or fuel pipes).
From water leaks to vacuum leaks.
There is no leak too small or too large for Alcatel Vacuum Technology. With Alcatel you will always be able to find the best product for your application. Our products can detect water leaks, oil leaks, fuel leaks, gas leaks and vacuum leaks. As our range of detectors uses two different tracer gases, we can offer the optimum solution for any situation.
Manual or automated leak testing.
Manual sniffing or spraying is often the fastest way to detect a leak on products that can withstand internal or external overpressure. Automated solutions that are less dependant on operators and offer a higher production speed are also possible.
Hard vacuum leak testing will deliver the quality, up-time and the speed you need in your workplace. Leak testing optimizes your production.
Upgrading leak-testing techniques from bubble testing (water or soap solutions) or pressure decay to a tracer gas method will supply you with extra data to improve your production process and to allow you to locate any leak. This will result in net gains in efficiency and speed.
A production issue.
Leak detection is a major issue in most industrial environments. For over 45 years tracer gas methods have proven to be the most accurate and efficient way to detect leaks when sensitivity, repetition and reactivity are at stake. These two tracer gas methods allow you to meet all needs for leak detection in the production chain and also for maintenance.
