Interro Pdauss201 Ultrasound Diagnostic System on 2040-parts.com
Bellingham, Massachusetts, US
Item Specifics
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Interro Systems is now offering a revolutionary and unique diagnostic tool- the PDAUSS2001. This tool, using ultrasonic methods, may ne used to detect leaks, mechanical malfunctions as well as electrical problems.
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