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SMART-Spray, I-Boost, SPRAY-Check:
Smart essentials for intelligent leak detection
About the webinar
Join our webinar to discover our intelligent add-ons for the UL family of leak detectors: the SMART-Spray helium spray gun, I·Boost software, and SPRAY-Check test leak. Markus Schwambera, our Product Manager, will dive into the technical details, demonstrating the ease of handling, precision, and time-saving benefits of these groundbreaking solutions.
During the webinar, following topics will be covered:
- SMART-Spray: eliminate the hassle of helium bottles and manual flow adjustments.
- I·Boost: accelerate leak testing with advanced signal processing.
- SPRAY-Check: verify your test setup in leak rate ranges of 1E-8 mbarL/s.
Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in leak detection technology.
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