Evident Olympus scanners

... and easily differentiate these anomalies from loss of wall thickness. The unique quick adjustment device offered by both scanners allows the wedge/probe assembly to be positioned to any curvature greater than 4 in. ...

Olympus extensive line of high performance eddy current scanners is available for use with Nortec Eddy Current Flaw Detectors. With a wide range of features consisting of speed ranges from 600 to 3000 rpm, frequency ranges ...

AxSEAM Semiautomated Scanner for Longitudinal Seam Weld Inspection Optimized for long seam weld inspection, such as in electric resistance welded (ERW) pipes, the AxSEAM™ scanner’s simple design minimizes ...

SteerROVER™ Scanner for Weld Inspection and Corrosion Mapping The SteerROVER™ portable motorized scanner is based on the field-proven MapROVER™scanner, but adds steering capabilities ...

Weld Inspection—Motorized One-Axis Scanner The WeldROVER™ scanner is designed for customers that require a more stable inspection than what can be provided by manual scanners but need ...

Length: 125 mm
Width: 385 mm

... , one-line inspections. The scanner can be operated using only one hand, and will attach to ferromagnetic surfaces even when in an upside-down position. The scanner's position can be encoded around ...

... unique feature enables the scanner to be installed and operated from one side of a row of pipes.The COBRA scanner is characterized by its smooth-rolling encoded movement, which enables precise data acquisition. ...

... light, small, and versatile manual one-axis encoded scanner. It can be used -with up to four probes- on plates and for circumferential scans on pipes as small as 4 in. schedule (4.5 in. OD). The scanner ...

Length: 263 mm
Width: 466 mm

... array or conventional UT for most efficient inspections. The major characteristic of the scanner is its capacity to bend in the center. This allows the scanner to fit on smaller pipes and also to bring ...

... directly on the scanner to perform index increments in the second axis. Magnetic wheels keep the scanner firmly attached to the pipe, while a foam gasket is permanently in contact with the surface ...