About LeakSeek Solutions
Our Mission
LeakSeek Solutions specializes in detecting compressed air leaks in manufacturing facilities using advanced ultrasonic cameras. Our dedicated team visits customer sites, identifies leaks, tags them for quick repair, and compiles a comprehensive report detailing the resultant savings. We are committed to reducing energy waste, enhancing workplace safety, and improving overall operational efficiency for our clients.
Why Search For Air Leaks?
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Energy Loss Due to Leaks:
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According to the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE), compressed air systems can waste up to 30% of their energy due to leaks, which is a common finding across many industrial sectors.
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*Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Minimize Compressed Air Leaks; Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) Compressed Air Tip Sheet #3 (Fact Sheet)
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Financial Impact:
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The 1/8-inch leak costing $3,000-$4,000 per year is an estimation supported by several industry publications, including those from manufacturers like Kaeser Compressors and Gardner Denver.
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*Source: Kaeser Compressors, "Compressed Air Leaks: A Hidden Cost" (https://www.kaeser.com)
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Cost of Compressed Air:
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The price of compressed air is consistently cited as one of the most expensive utilities in manufacturing facilities, with costs ranging from $0.25 to $0.50 per 1,000 SCF, according to the Compressed Air Challenge.
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*Source: Compressed Air Challenge, "The Cost of Compressed Air" (https://www.compressedairchallenge.org).
Service- What we offer
LeakSeek Solutions will bring the advanced ultrasonic camera technology to your facility and identify compressed air leaks in your operations. We can tag leaks for future fixes or have your maintenance team follow us to make repairs immediately. A summary report with each of the leaks identified will be generated.
The following information will be required in order to estimate annual savings from repairing the compressed air leaks:
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Compressed Air Operating Pressure- (Psi)
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Cost of Electricity per kWh (USD)
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Specific Power Ratio of Compressor (Found in Compressor Manual)
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Compressor Operating Hours (Typically 8,760 Hours)
