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With the Fluke ii900 you can use sound reflections to identify the source of a leak.
Learn how to follow sound reflections using the Fluke ii900 Sonic Industrial Imager in order to quickly and easily locate the source of a compressed air, gas, steam or vacuum leak.
Learn more about the Fluke ii900: https://fluke.co/2KkYxlc
#Flukeii900 #soundreflections #compressedairleak #sonicindustrialimager
With the Fluke ii900 you can use sound reflections to identify the source of a leak.
Learn how to follow sound reflections using the Fluke ii900 Sonic Industrial Imager in order to quickly and easily locate the source of a compressed air, gas, steam or vacuum leak.
Learn more about the Fluke ii900: https://fluke.co/2KkYxlc
#Flukeii900 #soundreflections #compressedairleak #sonicindustrialimager
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