Topic: Utilizing SMART Tools to Optimize Leak Testing, Processing, and Manufacturing
Who: FasTest Senior Mechanical Engineer, Chris Wagner
Where: AHR Expo, Georgia World Congress Center
285 Andrew Young Intl Blvd NW
Atlanta, GA 30313
Theater A – room C101
When: Wednesday, 1/16/2019, 11:45 AM EST
Cost: Free Seminar
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Minneapolis, MN— December 6, 2018—FasTest, Inc. has extended their standard 70 Series product family for fuel rail applications to include connections to SAE J2044 half-inch fittings. Since launching the original 70 Series for fuel rail product offering, FasTest has noticed significant growth in leak testing of larger sized Fuel Rails and has worked with customers to design the ideal connection for these fittings.
New Connection Verification™ Technology Eliminates Testing Waste
Minneapolis, MN— September 12, 2018—FasTest, Inc. has partnered with a US-based vehicle component manufacturer to help maximize production output of their fuel rail production process. Before working with FasTest, the manufacturer’s leak testing process was prone to placement errors throughout the testing process, leading to a high number of false failures that caused significant re-test time. That re-test time cost the manufacturer approximately $90,000 per year!
The customer required their solution to be automated, safe, and highly accurate in order to eliminate opportunities for operator error.