Zutron's Automatic Leak Tester is the only endoscope
leak tester on the market with an FDA 510(K). The
Automatic Leak Tester incorporates new design and
technology into one durable, compact unit. The
convenient toggle switch releases air when turned off.
There is no need to disconnect the tubing from the air
pump unit. Zutron's Automatic Leak Tester is 12 volts,
making it safe to operate around water. (Comes with
your choice of Fujinon, Olympus, Pentax, or Storz leak
test connector.)

Zutron’s Hand Held Leak Testers are very easy to use. The quick release switch allows air to escape from the endoscope immediately. Extra long tubing provided to facilitate keeping the leak tester away from fluids

Zutron’s Hand Held Leak Testers are very easy to use. The quick release switch allows air to escape from the endoscope immediately. Extra long tubing provided to facilitate keeping the leak tester away from fluids

Zutron’s Hand Held Leak Testers are very easy to use. The quick release switch allows air to escape from the endoscope immediately. Extra long tubing provided to facilitate keeping the leak tester away from fluids

Zutron’s Hand Held Leak Testers are very easy to use. The quick release switch allows air to escape from the endoscope immediately. Extra long tubing provided to facilitate keeping the leak tester away from fluids

Zutron’s Hand Held Leak Testers are very easy to use. The quick release switch allows air to escape from the endoscope immediately. Extra long tubing provided to facilitate keeping the leak tester away from fluids

Check the pressure of your automatic endoscope leak tester by connecting the test gauge to the air hose connector and turning the unit on. Most endoscope manufacturers recommend leak testing with air pressure between 140 and 180 mmHg. Also check for automatic release of pressure on the test gauge when the unit is switched off.