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Javier Irazola

Javier Irazola, global product manager for the Industrial Imaging group at Fluke Corporation, led the recent launch of Acoustic Imaging solutions. He has eight years of previous experience in engineering and project management for utility projects in USA and EU and three years working for the Product Innovation department of Fluke Industrial Group.

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    How to Detect, Prioritize and Quantify the Costs of Compressed Air System Leaks

    An estimated 30% of compressed air is lost to unrepaired leaks. That means a loss in air pressure, which can lead to reduced productivity due to underperforming pneumatic tools. Neglected leaks can, over time, lead to unplanned downtime. Here's how to repair compressed air system leaks.
    By: Fluke Corporation, Javier Irazola
    24 May, 2021 | 5 minutes
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