The Agilent HLD BD30 Dry Bench-top Leak Detector uses a mass spectrometer tuned to detect helium, which is used as a tracer gas to locate and/or measure very small leaks in enclosed devices or systems. The HLD BD30 is both a precise instrument and a robust workhorse, featuring an easy-to-use touch screen interface and menu structure that quickly connect users to powerful leak detection capabilities. Built-in application setups shorten test cycles, and setups can be saved to assure repeatability. It fits easily on a table or bench, and includes an oil-free Agilent TriScroll 620 Dry Scroll Pump, with a pumping speed of 30 m³/hour, for very rapid evacuation of test parts and systems and rapid clean-up of ambient helium between test cycles. Hardware required to connect the TriScroll 620 to the HLD BD30 is also included.



Features

• Six different application set up guides helps you correctly configure your instrument for the best performance, ensuring that parameters are properly set for a thorough and efficient test.
• Larger, more durable, more responsive touch screen interface rotates 180° for ideal viewing.
• Cleaner, more intuitive user interface. Immediate access to often used features and a flat menu structure allows you to quickly find the setting you need.
• Startup wizard helps user set up the instrument on first-time power up.
• Enhanced charting capabilities: Zoom for closer inspection of data, color-coded set points, time-based plot records leak rate and pressure.
• A large work surface provides plenty of room for parts to be tested, tools, etc.
• Improved power-off process keeps spectrometer under vacuum and protects the turbomolecular pump.
• Dry vacuum pump eliminates the risk of oil contamination of test parts and systems.

Specifications

User interface	21 cm (8.4 in) touch screen
Primary pump and pumping speed	TriScroll 620 Dry Scroll Pump, 30m3/hour (18 cfm) Patented dual pump design for fast clean up and background suppression.
Sensitivity	5x10-12 mbar•L/s, 5x10-12 atm•cc/s, 5x10-13 Pa•m3/s
Maximum Test Port Pressure	13 mbar (10 Torr, 1333 Pa) 200 mbar (150 Torr, 20000 Pa) in Gross Leak Mode
Calibration	- Automatic internal and external - Able to check calibration while in test
Languages	Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish
Communication capabilities	Analog output and Serial communications are standard. Optional discrete IO interface.
Available options	Wireless remote (100 m), discrete IO interface, Harsh Environment Probe, automated test fixture.
Built-in application setup guides	- Sniffing - Spray Helium - Auto Sequencer (programmable test cycle) - High Sensitivity - Split Flow - PPM Sniffing

Literature

Brochures	Data Sheets
HLD Helium Leak Detector Brochure HLD Helium Leak Detector Brochures / English / 26 Feb 2019 / 1.38 MB / PDF	HLD BD30 Dry Helium Leak Detector Data Sheet HLD BD30 Dry Helium Leak Detector Data Sheets / English / 07 Mar 2019 / 627.24 KB / PDF

Support
User Manuals
Helium Leak Detector models G8610A, G8610B, G8611A, G8611B, G8611C, G8612A, G8612B, G8612C AND G8612D user manual

Instructions for use and technical specifications for Helium Leak Detector models G8610A, G8610B, G8611A, G8611B, G8611C, G8612A, G8612B, G8612C AND G8612D
User Manuals / English / 08 Oct 2019 / 3.36 MB / PDF


Reasons for using our Helium Leak Detectors for Fine Leak Testing
Leak testing is crucial because, well, everything leaks! Here are the fundamental reasons for performing leak tests:

1. Preventing Material Loss by Leakage Detecting and addressing leaks ensures that valuable materials are not lost due to escaping gases.
2. Avoiding Contamination Leaks can introduce contaminants into a system, affecting product quality and reliability.
3. Ensuring Product Performance and Reliability Leak-free products perform better and are more reliable, leading to satisfied customers.
4. Reducing Liability Leaks can lead to safety hazards, environmental issues, and legal liabilities.
5. Minimizing Production Output Loss System downtime caused by leaks can significantly impact production output.

All of these factors contribute to improved quality and reduced warranty costs.
 

Why Hexo Uses Helium as a Tracer Gas?

• Helium’s Properties:
  • Helium, with a molecular weight of 4 atomic mass units (amu), is readily available worldwide.
  • Its low background noise makes it an excellent choice for leak detection applications.
  • Helium is non-toxic, non-flammable, inert, and not easily absorbed.
  • It allows for non-destructive testing (NDT).

Why Choose Hexo:

• Variety of Helium Leak Detector Models: Hexo offers different models to suit your specific needs.
• Pump Options: Dry pumps or oil pumps are available for both cleanroom and non-cleanroom environments.
• Customizable Pumping Speed: Choose the pumping speed based on your process requirements.
• Flexible Types: Hexo provides options with or without carts, as well as handheld detectors.
• Suitable for Various Test Methods: Whether it’s spray vacuum or sniffing, Hexo detectors can handle different testing approaches.
• Comprehensive Support: Accessories, spare parts, and calibration services are available from Malaysia factory. Our experienced team provides technical support and training after sales.
• Rental Units: If needed, you can rent Hexo Helium Leak Detectors.

 
Hexo Helium Leak Detectors are available for sale in Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, and the South East Asia Region.