Calibrated leak T0710

Calibrated leak - T0710 - ForTest GmbH
Calibrated leak - T0710 - ForTest GmbH
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Description

Product overview
T0710 is the ForTest calibrated leak series designed for verifying leaks during automated tests. The instrument is European-patented. It is used as the reference element to check calibration of leak identification instruments: if the instrument recognizes the calibrated leak, it is correctly set.

Key details
- Supplied with a 1/8" pneumatic connector or with Staubli® male connector
- Composed by an element calibrated for the requested porosity (leak scales from 10 cc/h to 200 cc/min)
- Made of stainless steel to guarantee exceptional stability and corrosion protection
- Each T0710 is supplied with a calibration certificate and a protective package for correct storage

Advantages
High stability over time
Two connection modes
Customizable in values; Easy to install

Usage
- Usable for pressure and vacuum applications
- Designed to satisfy customer needs with specific pressure and flow values, providing maximum precision in terms of loss rates

Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques
  • Weight: 28 g
  • Accuracy: ±5% + 0,03 cc/min
  • Max working pressure: 10 bar
  • Leak scales: from 10 cc/h to 200 cc/min
  • Material: stainless steel
  • Calibration: SIT certificated calibration; supplied with calibration certificate
  • Connector options: Staubli male connector or 1/8" pneumatic connector (also available 1/4 Gas Male)
  • Suitable for: pressure and vacuum applications
  • Pressure full scale: from -1 to 10 bar (customized for the client)
  • Flow full scale: 200 cc/min
  • Power supply: No supply required
  • Test gases: Hydrogen, Compressed air, Nitrogen

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