New Handheld Ultrasonic Flaw Detector

Environmental laboratory

New Handheld Ultrasonic Flaw Detector

26 Mar, 2010

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NDT Systems (USA) is proud to introduce their latest entry into the ultrasonic equipment market. Creating an entirely new segment in this arena, the RAPTOR UIFD1 handheld Ultrasonic Imaging Flaw Detector combines a truly state of the art hand held Flaw Detector with a fully capable Imaging system at a price of most mid-level Flaw Detectors!! Incorporating three 32bit microprocessors, 64MB across 3 internal memory and external storage of up to 8GB utilizing a removable SD Flash Card.

Ultrasonic features include a Spike and Squarewave pulser, Rep Rates from 10Hz to 5KHz auto and manually adjustable, full tuned filtering, 5 damping levels, DAC, RF/+/-/FW rectification, Filled/Hollow display, IP & IF Gating, IP or IF Sync, (+to+), (+to-), (-to+) and (–to-) triggering, Peak Echo Hold, Weld Trig and more.

The RAPTOR UIFD1 can operate with a recently introduced line of manual, battery powered - semi-automated and fully automated scanners from a simple menu selection thereby providing high resolution images including C-Scan, B-ScanBand, SplitView, dynamic A-Trace updating at 60Hz and more, presented on a high contrast, fully sunlight viewable 5.7” color display.

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