Portable Helium Leak Detectors have touchscreen GUI.
Press Release Summary:
Suited for testing integrity of vacuum systems and parts, MS-60 Series comes with touchscreen GUI that promotes control and monitoring during system start-up and operation. GUI displays system status and accept/reject status, as well as system health, setup, calibration, and other diagnostic functions. Chart Mode lets operator simultaneously view strip chart of leak rate, range, and set point, while System Diagnostic Mode lets operator monitor several operating parameters.
Original Press Release:
Portable Helium Leak Detectors Sport New Touch-Panel GUI Display
Ronkonkoma, N.Y. -- Vacuum Instrument Corp., a world leader in the leak detection industry, today introduced a new series of helium mass spectrometer leak detectors with touch-screen GUIs for testing the integrity of vacuum systems, and parts using helium leak detection techniques.
The Touch-Screen GUI allows for greater system control and monitoring during system start-up and operation. Displays include system status, accept/reject status, system health, setup, calibration and other diagnostic functions. The GUI allows the operator to quickly calibrate the system with the MS-60s built-in leak standard, and perform and view a leak rate in standard view or "Big Mode" for viewing the panel at a distance.
A unique Chart Mode enables an operator to simultaneously view a strip chart of leak rate, range and set point, all at a glance.
System Diagnostic Mode enables one to monitor several operating parameters, while system set-up screens allow the operator to set-up to view all system parameters including crossover points, units of measurement, delays, zero point, amp gain and spec tube function.
A stylus pen for quickly and easily making selections on the resistive touch panel is also included with the system.
The MS-60 Series leak detectors allow for greater access to superior system intelligence with a push of a button to accurately locate and measure leaks in a wide range of applications.
Typical applications include aerospace, medical, automotive, appliance, vacuum, nuclear, as well as a host of others requiring a high level of leak detection sensitivity.
