Press Release

TMElectronics, Inc.
Specialists in Leak, Flow and Package Testing

TM Electronics, Inc.
45 Main Street
Boylston, MA 01505

For Immediate Release
12/18/03

Contact: Karen Franks
Tel: (508) 869-6400
Fax: (508) 869-9955
Email: karen.franks@tmelectronics.com
Website: www.tmelectronics.com

 

New Educational Mini-Course on Non-Destructive Leak
Testing Available from TM Electronics, Inc.

Boylston, MA: TM Electronics, Inc. is pleased to introduce the third in a series of informational "mini-courses" designed to help the design or quality engineer acquire a grasp of the fundamentals and vocabulary to determine a product's leak and/or package testing needs: Leak Testing 301: Non-Destructive Pressure Decay Chamber Leak Testing. This mini-course joins TM Electronics' series of informational booklets, Leak and Flow Testing 101, and Package Testing 201.

Specifically oriented toward the non-destructive testing of closed products or non-porous packages that cannot be pressurized, Leak Testing 301 explores the use of pressure or vacuum decay surrogate chamber testing as a highly sensitive, repeatable and efficient test method that can be adapted to a wide variety of testing situations.

These booklets, written by Stephen Franks, are available at no cost from TM Electronics or electronically at their website, www.tmelectronics.com. Mr. Franks is well known throughout the industry as author of numerous articles and presenter of workshops on various topics in leak science.


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