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Sherlock 5-Second Leak Detector

Sherlock 5-Second Leak Detectors are used for detecting leaks in pipe joints, tube connections, tanks or any system under gas or air pressure.  They are very easy to use, simply wipe surface to be tested with a brush or dauber, squirt on with a squeeze bottle or spray with a trigger sprayer.  Small leaks form white foam in 5 to 60 seconds.  Large leaks form large bubbles almost instantly.

Shipped only in unbreakable containers.

Sherlock fluids can be packaged in:
- 4 and 8 ounce squeeze bottles
- 8 ounce dauber bottles
- 16 ounce trigger sprayers
-Single gallons packed 4 or 6 gallons per carton
- 5-gallon pails
- 55-gallon drums

Low-Temp
The first and best chemical type leak detector designed for finding the air and gas leaks at subfreezing temperatures down to -10 degrees Fahrenheit.

Regular
Specially formulated chemical type leak detection fluid for locating leaks in pressurized gas and air systems, except oxygen, in temperatures above freezing.

Type CG
For leak testing lines, cylinders and tanks carrying pure oxygen and compressed gases.  Compatible with oxygen either high or low pressure as well as other gases.

Extra Low-Temp
The most effective chemical type leak detector designed for finding air and gas leaks at temperatures down to -55 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Pint Dispensers

Winton Pint Dispensers are something that the industry has needed for years.  They are pint sized, rust proof, break proof and leak proof. 

Container and Cap are made from polyethylene plastic. The brush has a high absorption folded bristle. The unit is compact to fit in a portable tool kit and it has a broad base to make it hard to tip and spill. The only wearing part is the brush which is available separately.  The heavy plastic design allows years of service.

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