Ultrasonic Imaging Systems: PortaScan 007

Ultrasonic Imaging Systems: PortaScan 007 See What Lurks Beneath the Surface idden corrosion and defects can cause serious problems and is responsible for millions of dollars annually in cost of replacement infrastructure and lost production, and is a dangerous threat to safety and the environment. With the PortaScan Series Data Acquisition & Imaging Systems you can easily detect and quantifymost unseen potential  hazards before they become problems. Problem Solving ApplicationsIn any environment, PortaScan 007 is the affordable solution for ultrasonic detection and monitoring of corrosion in pressure vessels, pipelines, cranes, bridges, storage tanks, railroad tank cars, ship hulls/decking, tube trailers, aging aircraft, composites, rocket motor cases, torpedo housings, rolls, plates, slabs, billets, bars, and much more.

Testing Can Take You AnywhereThe  PortaScan 007 is  used  to detect corrosion on oil platforms in the North Sea, in  pipelines  and tank farms from Alaska to the Kingdom of Saudi  Arabia,  and airplanes from Seattle, Washington to Shanghai,  Peoples  Republic of China. Need to test a number of places in hard to get at areas?  Easy . The PortaScan 007 Ultrasonic Imaging System can  collect  data from scanners up to 150' (45 m) away using  the  optional  007CCB150 control cable bundle. Do your tests  require  both  single and dual element transducers? Simple. Just  recall  the  test set up from the built in Quantum ultrasonic i nstrument , slip the appropriate transducer and insert into  the holder a nd begin testing. Store or retrieve images with header d ata, and immediately evaluate easy to read "C" scan, "B"  scan,  and spreadsheet displays of actual recorded values. The  007  also exports the acquired data in an ASCII format for use  in  spreadsheets or other evaluation programs. The PortaScan 007 is best suited for applications where hi gh resolution and high definition are required, such as  corrosion  / erosion and where raw collected data needs to be imported  into  other systems.