Aircraft scanners

Optimized for long seam weld inspection, such as in electric resistance welded (ERW) pipes, the AxSEAM™ scanner’s simple design minimizes the number of adjustments required when changing pipe diameters, probe separation, ...

The SteerROVER™ portable motorized scanner is based on the field-proven MapROVER™scanner, but adds steering capabilities so that users can position it from a distance. This functionality is useful when ...

... setup time. The scanner can be configured with up to six probes for phased array, TOFD, and conventional UT inspection. Easy to use, the WeldROVER scanner is operated by a simple two-button remote ...

... , 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 ...

The HSMT-Flex™ scanner eases one-axis encoded inspection of circumferential welds on pipes. It comes equipped with four of our next generation probe holders, accommodating a total of eight probes with four optional probe ...

The Olympus HST-X04 time-of-flight diffraction (TOFD) manual scanner offers an efficient, low-cost, and versatile weld inspection solution. Applications Manually deployed single-axis scanner for use ...

... attached to the scanner using a quick-connect system, which keeps the probe either parallel or at a 90° skew to the scan axis. The encoder wheels are specially designed to resist slippage on wet surfaces. The rugged ...