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Gow-Mac 21-150 Helium Leak Detector for Gas Chromatography

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MPN
21-150
Condition Description
IN WORKING ORDER
Electrical Requirements
115V, 60hZ, 60W
Electrical Certification / Approval
.
Weight (lbs)
6
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Specifications 10

Brands
Gow-Mac
New/Used
Used
MPN
21-150
Condition Description
IN WORKING ORDER
Electrical Requirements
115V, 60hZ, 60W
Electrical Certification / Approval
.
Dimensions
10"W x 11"D x 3.5"H
Weight (lbs)
6
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
W2

Product description

Helium leak detector designed to locate gas leaks accurately without contaminating GC systems.

  • Helium leak detector model 21-150 by Gow-Mac
  • Detects small gas leaks rapidly and precisely
  • Prevents contamination of capillary gas chromatography (GC) systems
  • Avoids use of liquid leak detectors that can damage GC columns through fittings or septa
  • More sensitive than soap solution leak detection methods
  • Suitable for ensuring integrity of GC instruments and fittings
  • Product condition: As shown in photos
  • Additional technical information available in brochure and manual of a similar model through provided links

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Last updated 19 October 2026