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NS Lombardijen, Rotterdam 31-10-2017 At the request of the Utrecht plumbing company Koopman & Zn, Leak Control Benelux traced the leaks of an underground fire pipe. Situation: Lombardijen train station in Rotterdam has 2 platforms with a fire extinguisher underneath. In the event of a fire, this pipe can be put under pressure by the fire service and must be 100% leak-tight. After…
Read this postLeak Control Benelux offers its customers a Check-Up and/or calibration service on location. Both the Inficon/Sensistor hydrogen leak detectors and the H2scan H2 monitors are calibrated and verified by us. If it is not possible to send the detector to us, we will test and/or calibrate the equipment on location. Us…
Read this postAfter 10 years of leak testing with Forming gas (hydrogen/nitrogen), the Neways company once again opts for this trace gas leak test method. They have chosen the Inficon Sentrac leak detector from the Sensistor hydrogen leak detector range. Neways develops, produces and assembles printed circuit boards, (micro)electronics and cable solutions into complete box-built products and systems. Neways products are used in:…
Read this postInficon/Sensistor leak detectors are equipped with state of the art Sensistor Technologies hydrogen sensors. These sensors can be found in a number of “probes”. This is the part that you can control to detect leaks. That is why we call it a hand probe. By default, the Sensistor 9012 xrs and…
Read this postVisit our supplier Inficon at the largest Refrigeration Technology fair in Europe from 11 to 13 October 2016 in Nuremberg.
Read this postDid you know that Leak Control Benelux is the pioneer of the trace gas leak detection method with forming gas? Our collaboration with manufacturer and developer Sensistor Technologies Sweden dates back to 2003. Sensistor Technologie originated from Linkoping University Sweden. Then-director and founder Dr. Nylander broke through with the development of a unique 100% selective hydrogen sensor.…
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