eddy current equipment for WELDED JOINTS testing

• Comply with the requirements of EN 13860-1 standard

 • Allows performing the testing in accordance with the requirements of BS EN 1711,

 ISO 17643

 • Capability of conditional evaluation for the flaw depth

 • Possibility of data transfer to/from PC

 • Visual and audible defect alarm system

 • Storing of a large number of settings and inspection results in the flaw detector memory

 • Quick detachable rechargeable storage battery

 • Continuous operation time when powered from the battery - up to 10 hours

 • Easy-to-use due to intuitive interface

 • Low mass-dimensional indicators

Flaw detector distinctive features

 • High-contrast color TFT display

 • ADA (automatic defect alarm) system: 4 three-color LEDs, audible alarm system

 • capability of thickness evaluation for paint-and-lacquer coatings

 • simplified procedure of the instrument calibration on the reference blocks

 • possibility of fast measurement of signal/noise ratio

 • possibility of operation with ECPs of different manufacturers
 • Capability of detecting the flaws with the depth - from 0.05 mm and of the slot opening - from 0.002 mm • operating frequencies setting range is from 10 Hz to 16 MHz • generator output voltage (double amplitude) - from 0.5 V to 6 V • amplification range - 70 dB • change of signal phase (signal rotation range from 0° to 360° with 0.1˚, 1°, 10° increment) • measurement frequency - up to 11 kHz • signal digital filtering (4 types of filters: lowpass, highpass, bandpass, averaging) • display of eddy-current signal: a) complex plane - allows to determine defects (flaws) against noise interference by analyzing of the pulse wave shape b) creating mixtures of two channels, can be used to suppress interfering factors and reduce their influence on the testing results (the operator can select one of 4 algorithms for mixing: summing, subtraction, summing with inversion horizon tally and summing with inversion vertically) • possibility of moving the center of the complex plane to any visible part of the screen • two operating modes of the instrument: “Day” - used when working in poorly-lit places with insufficient illumination; “Night” - used when working in brightly-lit places to enhance the display readability