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4. Leak test
Insert a sealed tube into the tube holder tightly. Pull the handle firmly
until it reaches 100 on the scale. Hold it like that for 30 seconds, and then
gradually let the handle draw back. If the handle is fully drawn back, you
are sure there has been a vacuum inside the pump all the time, that the
pump is not leak, and you will be able to use the pump as described. If a
leak is discovered, we recommend to use a new pump or send it back for
repair.
UNIPHOS™ Gas Detection
powered by 7Solutions B.V.
Hoofdweg 36A
2908LC Capelle a/d IJssel
The Netherlands
T.: +31 (0)10 – 279 99 91
F.: +31 (0)10 – 441 41 42
info@uniphos.eu
www.GasDetectorTubes.com
4.
Leak test
Insert a sealed tube into the tube holder tightly. Pull the handle firmly
until it reaches 100 on the scale. Hold it like that for 30 seconds, and then
gradually let the handle draw back. If the handle is fully drawn back, you
are sure there has been a vacuum inside the pump all the time, that the
pump is not leak, and you will be able to use the pump as described. If a
leak is discovered, we recommend to use a new pump or send it back for
repair.
UNIPHOS™ Gas Detection
powered by 7Solutions B.V.
Hoofdweg 36A
2908LC Capelle a/d IJssel
The Netherlands
T.: +31 (0)10 – 279 99 91
F.: +31 (0)10 – 441 41 42
info@uniphos.eu
www.GasDetectorTubes.com
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