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The Applied Technical Services Family of Companies (ATS FoC) provides leak path detection for pressurized containers and pipelines.

What is a Leak Path?

A leak path is an unintended physical route through which fluid or gas escapes from a contained environment. Common causes include:

  • Seal gaps
  • Cracks
  • Corrosion
  • Improper installation

What is Leak Path Detection?

Leak path detection involves inspecting containers or pressurized systems to identify unintended fluid escape routes. Inspectors use various methods and technologies, including:

Ultrasonic Leak Detection

Ultrasonic leak detection identifies and locates high-frequency sounds produced by leaks.

Infrared Leak Detection

Technicians use thermal imaging cameras and sensors to detect energy emitted by leaking gas.

Penetrant Dye Leak Detection

Technicians apply a visible dye to one side of a component and observe whether it seeps through surface flaws.

Mass Spectrometer Leak Detection

Technicians use helium as a tracer gas to locate and measure leaks in a system.

Hydrostatic Leak Detection

Hydrostatic leak tests fill a vessel or pipe with water to identify points of water penetration.

About Our Leak Path Detection Services

Our laboratory provides expert leak path detection, leveraging decades of experience, certified personnel, and advanced instrumentation for commercial and industrial environments. We follow strict quality and safety protocols to ensure our methods meet industry standards. Our services include:

Our services help clients identify and address leak paths early, preventing costly or hazardous conditions.

About the ATS FoC

Founded in 1967, Applied Technical Services began as a small engineering firm servicing the Atlanta area. Over the years, we invested in our personnel, capabilities, credentials, and facilities. Today, we are a nationwide network of companies and experts offering a wide array of inspection, testing, analysis, and engineering services.

In 2026, the ATS FoC joined SGS, the global leader in testing, inspection, and certification. SGS has over 2,500 labs and operates in 115 countries, and our partnership with them enables us to better serve our clients.

Contact Us

Our experts provide clear communication, rapid detection, and accurate diagnostics to help protect your personnel and facilities. To learn more, complete our online form or call +1 (888)-287-5227.

Customer Service Representative, Ready to Help Direct You to the People Who can Help

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