In a vacuum, many gas molecules are flying through space, colliding with each other, adsorbing to the walls,
desorbing from the walls, and so on.<br>
Some of them are molecules that have leaked from the outside and some are molecules that have seeped out of the
wall.<br>In order to understand the behavior of these gases and to correctly capture the vacuum inside the
equipment, we offer various proposals for measuring the degree of vacuum (pressure) and the quality of the vacuum
(type of gas remaining).<br></h4>
In a vacuum, many gas molecules are flying through space, colliding with each other, adsorbing to the walls,
desorbing from the walls, and so on.<br>
Some of them are molecules that have leaked from the outside and some are molecules that have seeped out of the
wall.<br>In order to understand the behavior of these gases and to correctly capture the vacuum inside the
equipment, we offer various proposals for measuring the degree of vacuum (pressure) and the quality of the vacuum
(type of gas remaining).<br></h4>
Want to measure the degree of vacuum (pressure).
We offer a variety of vacuum gauges, including the CC-10 Wide Range Vacuum Gauge, which can measure from atmospheric pressure to ultra-high vacuum with a single vacuum gauge without switching. →GO Wide Range Vacuum Gauge
Want to see and record the vacuum exhaust process (pressure drop) on a real-time graph.
We have logger software specialized for vacuum measurement that can not only view fragmented vacuum levels, but also graph and record them in real time as they are measured. →GO P-LOGGER
Want to know the gas composition in a vacuum.
We propose our original Smart Vacuum Gauge, which can easily measure not only the vacuum level but also the composition of the remaining gas. →GO SC-22
Want to monitor vacuum exhaust anomalies and determine the cause.
Introducing the Smart Vacuum Gauge, which quickly detects anomalies such as the vacuum not dropping as usual and tells you the cause. →GO SC-22
Want to measure leakage (leakage).
We will introduce the Smart Leak Detector, which enables leak testing with gases such as argon and nitrogen instead of conventional helium, which has recently become difficult to obtain. →GO SLD-200
Want to calibrate a vacuum gauge and would like to consult with you.
We also offer calibration of vacuum gauges. Please feel free to contact us. →GO Service
Want to discuss vacuum measurement.
We are happy to consult with you on various other vacuum measurement needs. →GO Service
