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I'm looking at the above, hoping it will be a good all-purpose tool for repairing our 2 megawatt furnaces. I'm a bit unsure if I need any of the options on it, I don't want to overcomplicate things, but don't want to miss anything out

I want to use it for pressure testing and leak testing too, is it good enough for that or should I be looking at a separate pressure tester?

Befire any one asks, I am qualified, I'm just trying to bring us into using modern equipment instead of a water manometer and a 'keen eye'
 

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