| Description | The Proceq Flaw Detector 100 has a large display to show the A-scans from the two onboard channels. The use is simple and efficient due to wizards and an active help file. 3D scan plans assist in creating inspection procedures and analyzing the results. | The upgrade to Proceq Flaw Detector 100 TOFD enables the TOFD application to deliver the highest performance. Two channels make it possible to inspect thick parts in a single pass. High frequency probes can be used to get accurate defect sizes. | The upgrade to Proceq Flaw Detector 100 PA 16:16 will bring a broad spectrum of applications that can be setup, performed and analyzed using the inbuilt wizards and user guides. For users wishing to learn about the phased array capabilities, or to show a sectoral scan. | The upgrade to Proceq Flaw Detector 100 PA 16:64 allows even more flexibility in your setup. The additional multiplexing is beneficial for performing L-scans in corrosion mapping and when testing the integrity of large composite panels |
| Your Benefits | - Simple code to upgrade anytime to TOFD and Phased Array (PA)
- Bandwidth down to 200 kHz to test on attenuative materials, plus 2 axis encoding to record data
- Improved traceability with automatic reporting
| - Only pay for the options you need
- Advanced features such as lateral wave removal and lateral wave straightening
- Perform two-channel TOFD inspections simultaneously
| - High level of performance for conventional portable flaw detection with the power of phased array
- A, B, C, True Top and End scans imaging capabilities cover many applications
- The 3D scan plan helps to visualize the phased array beam coverage in the component
| - Compatible with any 64 element linear phased array probe
- Simple 30 second configuration
- C scans can be displayed in amplitude or depth. With merged C scans, data is displayed for all inspection passes in the same view
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