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WAYEAL Adds New 12,000 m² Factory for Leak Testing Equipment Production

WAYEAL is adding a new four-floor factory with manufacturing space, a 10-ton overhead crane and engineering offices to support production of its leak testing equipment.

Main manufacturing workshop at WAYEAL's new factory, with a 10-ton overhead crane and marked floor lanes

WAYEAL is adding a new 12,000 m² factory across four floors to support production of its helium leak detectors, vacuum chamber leak detection systems and helium recovery equipment. The additional facility combines manufacturing space with engineering offices in one building.

Manufacturing Space for Complete Leak Testing Systems

The first floor is the main manufacturing area and is equipped with a 10-ton overhead crane. This lifting capability supports the handling of heavy components and assemblies involved in industrial equipment production, including the larger structures used in complete leak testing systems.

WAYEAL’s vacuum chamber leak detection systems bring together chambers, workpiece fixtures, vacuum pumps, valves, gas circuits and electrical controls. Production involves assembling and integrating these elements into equipment configured for each customer’s application.

The product range includes systems for automotive heat exchangers, HVAC evaporators and condensers, liquid cooling components and electric-power equipment. Chamber dimensions, sealing arrangements and handling methods vary with the workpiece and testing process, making the manufacturing space an essential part of delivering a complete system.

Elevated view of the manufacturing hall at WAYEAL's new factory
An overview of the new manufacturing hall.
Open manufacturing space with overhead lifting equipment and marked walkways
Manufacturing space for equipment production.

Engineering and Manufacturing in One Building

The second and third floors house engineering offices. Located in the same building as the manufacturing areas, these offices bring the teams responsible for equipment design closer to the work of turning application requirements into finished products.

For a custom leak testing system, engineering includes defining the chamber and fixture, selecting the vacuum and gas-handling arrangement, and configuring the operating sequence. These details guide mechanical assembly, electrical integration and commissioning.

The fourth floor provides an additional manufacturing area, completing a layout with production space on two floors and engineering offices between them.

Glass entrance to an office area at WAYEAL's new factory
Office entrance at the new facility.
Glass-fronted office and meeting space inside WAYEAL's new facility
Office and meeting space alongside the manufacturing areas.

From Leak Detectors to Integrated Systems

WAYEAL’s portfolio also includes the SFJ-231 helium mass spectrometer leak detector for vacuum and sniffer testing, alongside helium recovery systems that bring together tanks, compressors, pumps, valves and pipelines.

The new factory adds manufacturing and engineering space for this range of instruments and integrated systems. The accompanying photos show the manufacturing areas, office spaces and exterior of the additional facility.

Exterior corner view of WAYEAL's new four-floor factory
The new factory building.
Long facade and access road outside WAYEAL's new factory
A view along the building's facade.
View across the new factory rooftop toward nearby buildings
A rooftop view of the facility and its surroundings.

To discuss a leak testing project, contact WAYEAL with your workpiece dimensions, target leak rate and production requirements.

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