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CETA Digital – Online Seminars 2025

When integrating leak testing with compressed air as a test medium into a test bench or industrial production process, there are many aspects to consider. Even small effects or seemingly minor issues can have a major impact and unnecessarily complicate the testing process.
These include the selection of a suitable test method, the type of adaptation, the material and installation of the measuring line, the preparation of a suitable master part, the design of the test stand and its installation location, the consideration of external influences and the execution of the series of measurements to determine the measuring equipment capability.
Based on the abbreviation ASAP, memorable rules of thumb can be derived, which are explained using practical examples.

Table of contents

• ASAP – meaning and origin
• Overview of industrial leak testing methods and selection criteria
• Leak testing with compressed air
• ASAP rules of thumb and leak testing
  (adaptation, material, distruptive effects, measuring equipment capability)
• Practical examples

Target group
This online seminar is aimed at users, special machine builders, production planners and quality assurance engineers who implement industrial leak testing in practice and are interested in a memorable guide.

Date
26.06.2025, 16:00 – 17:00 (CEST)

Registration deadline
23.06.2025

Note
This online seminar will be held in German on the same day from 10:00 – 11:00 (CEST). You can register on the German language page of the seminar announcement. Link to the German seminar announcement.

Performance
Online via Microsoft TEAMS – Participation is free of charge.

Register free of charge

Eventdatum: Donnerstag, 26. Juni 2025 10:00 – 11:00

Eventort: Online

CETA Digital – Online Seminars 2025

The IP protection class tests are type tests. Prototypes and samples are tested in the laboratory strictly in accordance with the specifications of the desired IP protection class. This involves testing the tightness against the ingress of particles and moisture.
Routine testing, on the other hand, serves as proof of consistent production quality. In the manufacture of large quantities of certain products and in some industries – such as the automotive industry – it has been standard practice for years for every product to be 100% tested for moisture during production.
This online seminar deals with IP protection types. Among other things, approaches are presented on how parameters for routine testing can be derived from the specifications of the IP protection type test.

Table of contents

• IP protection types
• IP protection types for selected products and environments
• Limits of IP protection type testing
• Type testing versus routine testing
• Risk minimisation using routine testing
• Routine testing in the context of industrial leak testing
• Approaches for determining the test pressure
• Procedure for deriving a product specific leakage rate

Target group:
This online seminar is aimed at developers and users who want to gain an overview of type tests in the laboratory in accordance with the specifications of the IP protection types and the implementation of routine tests in the production process.

Date:
24.06.2025, 16:00 – 17:00 (CEST)

Registration deadline:
20.06.2025

Note:
This online seminar will be held in German on the same day from 10:00 – 11:00 (CEST). You can register on the German language page of the seminar announcement. Link to the German seminar announcement.

Performance:
Online via Microsoft TEAMS – Participation is free of charge.

Register free of charge

Eventdatum: Dienstag, 24. Juni 2025 10:00 – 11:00

Eventort: Online