Do seismic pressure gauges need to be sealed with lead?
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We had an inspection today, and it was suggested that our company’s seismic pressure gauges need to be sealed with lead seals. Please ask those who are more experienced to help us
According to relevant standards and regulations, seismic pressure gauges generally need to be sealed with a lead seal. Applying a seal ensures the safety and reliability of seismic pressure gauges, preventing others from illegally modifying or interfering with the data. At the same time, applying a lead seal also helps to improve the performance of seismic pressure gauges in special environments such as those subject to seismic activity. To meet compliance requirements and ensure data accuracy, it is recommended that you follow the relevant regulations to ensure the proper operation and use of the seismic pressure gauge. .
Could you please inform me of the relevant standards and regulations? It mainly concerns the areas on the seismic pressure gauge that are not sealed with lead seals
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Let those who make the request create a sample.
Under normal circumstances, lead seals are only required for mandatory inspections