Pressure Testers

A Manual Pipe Pressure Tester is used to check pipework and water systems for leaks by manually pressurising them and monitoring any pressure drops.

Yes, it is beginner-friendly, as the hand-pump design gives you full control and allows you to work at your own pace while testing.

A manual tester is simpler, lighter, and does not require power, making it ideal for small jobs, quick checks, or use in locations without electricity.

Yes, its rust- and weather-resistant container helps ensure clean water, making it suitable for potable water systems.

Yes, its twin-valve system and steel mesh hose ensure precise measurements by preventing errors caused by hose expansion.

Yes, the unit is compact and easy to carry, making it convenient for on-site testing and repairs.

You should wear protective gloves and safety footwear to protect yourself when working with pressurised systems.

Yes, as long as they follow basic instructions and increase pressure gradually, beginners can use it safely and effectively.

Yes, it can test a variety of systems, including water, oil, and glycol-based circuits.

An Electric Pipe Pressure Tester is used to quickly and accurately pressurise and test pipework for leaks using an automated pump.

Yes, it is straightforward to use, with automatic features that help ensure consistent and accurate pressure readings.

Electric testers work faster and require less physical effort, making them ideal for larger systems or frequent professional use.

Yes, it can be connected to mains water, draw water from a container, or operate using clean stored water.

Yes, the glycerin-filled gauge reduces vibration for clearer, more stable pressure measurements.

Wear gloves, steel toe protection, and always use an RCD when operating the tool outdoors or in damp areas for electrical safety.