
Identify, locate and quantify compressed-air, gas and vacuum leaks using advanced acoustic imaging technology — without interrupting plant operations.
Singh Isotech helps industrial facilities locate compressed air, gas, vacuum and electrical faults using advanced acoustic imaging technology. Our surveys identify, quantify and prioritise leaks without shutting down operations, helping reduce energy costs and improve reliability.
Depending on operating pressure and compressor efficiency, even a small compressed-air leak can waste thousands of units of electricity each year and cost lakhs of rupees annually. A leak this size is nearly impossible to hear over a running plant, so it stays hidden until an air system audit or the electricity bill flags it.
Our acoustic inspection equipment picks up the ultrasonic hiss a leak makes, long before a person could hear it, and turns that sound into a colour-coded image pointing straight at the leaking joint or valve — no soap bubbles, no guesswork, no stopping the line.
Every leak found during the ultrasonic inspection is logged with a decibel reading, an estimated annual cost, and a repair-priority ranking, so your team fixes the costliest leaks first — not just the loudest ones.
The same acoustic camera works across almost any pressurised or electrical system, not just compressed air:
Beyond leaks, the same technology catches early-stage electrical discharge and mechanical wear — problems that stay invisible until they cause an outage or a breakdown.
Every survey ends with an annotated set of findings, not a PDF full of jargon:
Ask for a sample report before you book — happy to share one.

Think of it as a visual ultrasound for your plant. A microphone array picks up ultrasonic frequencies completely inaudible to the human ear, then overlays that sound data onto a photo so a technician can point, click and instantly spot the source. What used to take a technician several days with a handheld probe, a single scan can now cover in an afternoon.
Indian conditions — dust, humidity and voltage fluctuations — accelerate insulation deterioration, making acoustic inspection valuable for catching early-stage wear before it becomes a compliance issue.
The two get confused often, since both use a handheld camera and produce a colourful overlay. They catch different physics, which is why we recommend using them together.
Acoustic Imaging | Thermal Imaging |
Detects ultrasonic sound | Detects infrared heat |
Finds air and gas leaks | Finds overheating components |
Catches early-stage partial discharge | Catches faults already generating heat |
Works before temperature rises | Works after heat has developed |
Same certified methodology at every site, from a single MSME unit to a multi-plant group.

Usually there are warning signs before a full failure. If any of these sound familiar, it’s worth booking a survey:
Acoustic imaging works best alongside our other condition-monitoring and compliance audits:
We provide PAN India coverage, with dedicated service across the Delhi NCR industrial belt:
Plus Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Ahmedabad and other industrial hubs.
Curious what a survey would find in your facility? Book an Acoustic Imaging Survey or schedule a free site assessment with our team today.
It detects and visualises compressed air and gas leaks, partial or corona electrical discharge, and mechanical faults like worn bearings — all by capturing ultrasonic sound that’s invisible and inaudible to people.
Thermal imaging detects heat; acoustic imaging detects sound. Early-stage partial discharge often shows up acoustically well before it generates enough heat for a thermal camera to catch — the two work best together.
No. It’s non-contact and non-invasive, so audits happen on live, running systems with no downtime.
Many facilities lose 20–30% of compressed air through leaks. Identifying and repairing them can significantly reduce energy waste and lower annual electricity costs.
Yes. Partial discharge and corona detection can identify early signs of failing insulation and loose connections before they escalate into arc flash events.
Most facilities benefit from an annual audit; high-risk environments with continuous compressed-air use or ageing HT/LT panels may want to audit twice a year.











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