Pressure Change Leak Test Instrument M1045-20y - Hylec Controls
M1045 Pressure Change Leak Test Instrument - Hylec Controls
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M1045 Pressure Change Leak Test Instrument

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M1045e Series

The M1045e Series is a compact, high-resolution pressure change leak test instrument designed for accurate testing across a wide range of part volumes. With a programmable pressure regulator and 24-bit precision instrumentation, it provides reliable, repeatable leak detection for production and quality control applications.

This instrument combines modern connectivity with flexible operation, featuring a touch-screen control panel, dual USB ports, Ethernet, and an embedded web interface, making it suitable for both stand-alone operation and PLC or PC integration.


Test Technology & Operation

The leak test pressure transducer connects directly to the test component. Once the circuit is filled with air and isolated from the supply, any leak causes a pressure change relative to atmospheric pressure. The transducer output provides a direct measurement of the pressure change, which is proportional to the leak rate.

This method ensures fast, accurate, and highly repeatable results, ideal for critical components and high-volume testing.


Key Specifications

  • Programmable pressure range: 0 – 150 psig

  • Transducer repeatability: 0.05% F.S.D.

  • Transducer sensitivity: < 10⁻⁵ psi (STD)

  • A/D conversion: 24-bit, 100 conversions/sec

  • Timer resolution: 0.01 sec

  • Connectivity: Touch-screen control panel, dual USB ports, Ethernet, embedded web page

  • Calibration: NIST traceable to < 5% R&R

  • Test programs: Up to 99 selectable programs

  • Integration: Stand-alone or PLC/PC interface

  • Additional features: Advanced data storage, statistics, and communications