New Swagelok Training: Tube Fitting Inspection Essentials

What method is best for inspecting Swagelok tube fittings after installation? How about after a refurbishment or reassembly? Are there mistakes to be alert for with tube system placement? A new seminar offers answers, training, and practice. Classes forming now.

Local classes are forming now for Swagelok's new Tube Fitting Inspection Essentials training.

Quality control personnel and safety engineers are a key line of defense against costly leaks. For example, major equipment wears down prematurely if fluid lubrication is lost at a leaking tube fitting; production output drops if a leaking tube fitting warrants stopping a key process; instruments can become improperly calibrated due to tube fitting leaks, which can mean off-spec product; oil dripping at a leaking tube fitting can cause slips and falls; and fugitive emissions can be dangerous (depending on what is escaping) and costly if noncompliance fines are imposed.

The right training reduces the chance that a professional inspecting installed Swagelok tube fittings will miss signs of a problem. Here's what to expect:

In any industrial setting, fluid system leaks can pose a significant threat to both safety and profitability. Even the tiniest leak can lead to major issues, which is why it's crucial to have team members who understand the best practices of fluid system installations and have the skills to identify and troubleshoot any irregularities that could occur. 

Classes are forming now for Tube Fitting Installation Inspection Essentials training, and we invite you to get in touch if you are interested.

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