Uson Raptor
The Raptor calls to mind Uson’s foundation, when we were establishing what would become the leak testing industry. When we addressed pressure decay like no one prior, developing the leak tester of the times. But Raptor isn’t just any tester. It’s not “old school.” Not by a long shot. We’ve taken 50 years of experience, innovation and leadership and distilled it all into a single-channel tester armed with a beautiful color touch-screen interface and an independent HMI utilizing Bluetooth, all configured smartly in a compact footprint.
The Raptor may seem like a simple thing. It even sounds simple: single-channel leak tester. On this very website, you can find extremely versatile, highly configurable leak testers and leak testing systems, the industry’s finest technology, that have helped reduce recalls and increase efficiencies for a wide array of product manufacturers all over the world.
So what’s so special about a small, single-channel, pressure decay device? Well, everything, actually.
Single-Channel Superiority
First of all, it’s a Uson leak tester, which means it has 50 years of experience, innovation and leadership engineered into the most fundamental of machines. It has a small footprint for convenience, but it makes a massive impression. The Raptor includes an update to our core test pneumatics. This version of the rugged duty, long-life Stallion Manifold block helps us reduce the overall footprint of Raptor while maintaining a 50,000,000-cycle lifespan.
Easy Interface with Smart Visual Cues
Raptor utilizes an ARM processor and a Unix-based operating system with a color, touch-screen interface. The screen provides the user visual cues, showing program execution information for:
- Step count down timers
- Pressure plot
- Step results
- Coupling outputs
- Current test pressure
The Uson App
Raptor pairs with both Google Android(TM) and Apple iOS(TM) smart phones and tablets. With its smart, revolutionary interface and Bluetooth technology, the Raptor sets a new standard by which all future testers will be measured, making it the latest in a long line of Uson firsts.
We raised the bar. Again.
The Uson’s firsts continue thanks to the Uson App and Bluetooth technology. Not only does this allow you to quickly and easily set up and tune your Raptor leak tester, you can monitor its activity without having to stand over it or the person at that station.
Some Industries its used in: Industrial, packaging, medical, automotive
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Channels-Design | 1 |
| Channel operating mode | Synchronous |
| Max Decision Sensors / Tester | 1 |
| Max Sensors / Channel | 1 |
| A/D resolution (bits) | 24 |
| Maximum 24V DC discrete digital inputs / tester | 8 |
| Discrete digital inputs / channel | 8 |
| Valve Control signals / tester | 2 internal 5 external for valve control |
| Maximum discrete digital outputs / tester | 5 |
| Discrete digital outputs / channel | 5 |
| Digital I/O Voltage Level | 24 vdc |
| RS-232 / RS-485 ports / channel | √ |
| Host USB 2.0 ports. 1 | |
| RJ 45 Ethernet ports. 1 | |
| Logging to a networked disk | √ |
| Size (H*W*D) Inches | 5.25″ H X 7.75″ W X 13″ D |
| Weight lbs | 10.5 |
| Color Display size | 4.3″ |
| Color Display pixels | 480 x 272 |
| Touch screen display | √ |
| Front panel start/abort buttons | √ |
| Integrated pneumatics | √ |
| Test Ports | 1 |
| Calibration Ports | Combined with Test Ports |
| Test port style | 1/8 NPT Female |
| Pendant Style Remote Control | √ |
| Pressure | √ |
| Pressure Decay with optional comp & optional cal from vacuum to 150 psi | max = 150PSI |
| Vacuum decay | √ |
| Real time clock | √ |
| Program select via Digital Inputs | √ |
| Start / Abort via Digital inputs | √ |
| Configurable Pressure Units: psig mbar inH2O mmH2O inHg mmHg Kpa or Kg/cm2 | √ |
| Pressure versus time plot | √ |
| Operating System Software | Embedded Unix Based |
| Password protection | √ |
| Addressable Programs | 10 |
| Internal Test Result storage (test cycles) | 5000 |
| Sensor Calibration | Software zero & span. |
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