The Ultraprobe 3000 is an ideal tool for finding compressed air leaks and testing steam traps, as it has been designed to help operators quickly survey areas of the plant, measure dB output from energy loss and easily store this data. Using the included software, we can then calculate an estimated cost for the leaks that we find, and report these savings to colleagues or clients.

With just a little over three months until our annual Level 1 Ultrasound Course, we thought we would take this opportunity to remind readers that places tend to fill up pretty quickly, and we would advise booking early to avoid any disappointment.

This course, which has been designed to meet the needs and aspirations of both existing and prospective Ultraprobe users, covers topics such as leak detection, inspection of electrical equipment and monitoring mechanical components.

Held at The National Fluid Power Centre in Worksop, the course is equally appropriate for users of other ultrasonic instruments, as well as those who require an in-depth understanding of measurement techniques and their practical applications.

Should you have any questions, or if you would like to discuss any of this further, then please do not hesitate to get in touch.