Hydrostatic Testing
Hydrostatic Testing
Could you test the efficiency of a vessel, a cylinder, or a pipe? Or you’d like assurance that these pipes will perform efficiently even under high pressure.
If you are looking for an efficient way to test all these vessels’ performance levels, hydrostatic testing is the best way to find out whether they are strong enough, as well as help to determine leaks.
At Fire System Services, we’ve been offering high-quality hydrostatic testing services to residential and commercial clients.
Whether you’d like to find a leakage in your drainage system, test the drainage system of your new home, or even test firefighting cylinders, we are the team for you. Our competent and highly trained engineers have the experience and equipment to do safe testing for your vessel.
Over 35 years, our residential, commercial, and federal government clients have trusted our hydrostatic testing services because:
We carry out low-pressure and high-pressure testing
Our team of experienced engineers will perform a wide range of high and low testing on air hoses, hydraulic pipe and tubing, firefighting cylinders, fire extinguishers, and gas cylinders.
We are approved and licensed.
We are an approved cylinder test station, GCT 720. This certification allows us to test for automotive LPG, seamless, welded, brazed cylinders, and composite.
We have modern equipment.
Fire System Services provides state-of-the-art modern equipment handled by experienced engineers. We’ll help you collect, analyse, and store all the data from hydrostatic testing to have a functional and durable system or vessel.
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What does hydrostatic testing determine?
In general, engineers conduct these types of testing to find leaks in pipes and vessels running below a slab or underground. You can be sure that our engineers use non-destructive testing methods to determine potential leaks within the shortest time possible.
What are the signs that my pipe could be leaking?
If you start noticing a discoloured floor, carpeting, or a sudden loss in water pressure, these are clear indications that the underground pipes could leak. Potential leaks could also lead to changes in your water meter and high water bills.
How long does hydrostatic testing take?
Depending on the job, the process can take about two hours or so. However, our assurance is that our engineers work hard to complete the job on time. We will update the job’s progress, especially if there are delays.