Skip to main content
  • Over 250,000 Satisfied Customers
  • Huge Selection
  • Affordable Prices
  • Fast Shipping
  • Secure Payment
Go to homepage
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Z
Lexicon Navigation

Leak Detection

Leak Detection Methods:

  • Acoustic detection: Uses special microphones to detect the sound of escaping gas, air, or water—ideal for underground or hidden pipes.

  • Thermography: Infrared cameras reveal temperature differences on walls, floors, or pipes; leaks often cause cooling or heating spots.

  • Pressure testing: Applies increased pressure and monitors for pressure drop—commonly used in water or gas lines.

  • Tracer gas method: A harmless gas is injected, and sensitive detectors locate its escape point—very precise for complex systems.

  • Dye and fluorescence testing: Colored or fluorescent substances make leak points visible under UV light or visual inspection.

Importance of Leak Detection:

  • Minimizes property damage and operating costs

  • Prevents mold, energy waste, and rising utility bills

  • Ensures safety and system efficiency

Practical Applications:

  • Building maintenance: Detects pipe, roof, or heating system leaks in residential and commercial buildings

  • Industrial systems: Locates leaks in compressed air, cooling, or gas pipelines

  • Automotive technology: Finds leaks in vehicle cooling systems, fuel lines, or air conditioning

Additional Info:
Further details and methods can be found on specialized websites or in technical literature on building and facility maintenance.

Always Up to Date

Stay up to date with the Sanpro newsletter on the latest developments in the world of tools for home and professional craftsmen! Never miss important news again and benefit from exclusive insights.