Eddy Current Testing (ECT) is a non-destructive testing (NDT) method used to detect cracks, corrosion, and other defects in conductive materials without damaging them. It works by using electromagnetic induction to generate small electrical currents, called eddy currents, inside a metal. Any defect changes the flow of these currents, helping inspectors identify flaws.
HeatScan is an advanced in-pipe diagnostic robot that inspects steel pipelines from DN400 to DN1400 for defects and wall thinning, accurately assessing remaining service life. Using a modified magnetic inspection method with 6 cameras and a profilometer, it inspects up to 200 m of pipe per hour without any preliminary cleaning, even through deposits up to 35 mm thick and in hot water or steam. Fast, compact, and reliable, HeatScan keeps your pipeline assets safe and predictable.
HeatScan is an advanced in-line pipeline inspection system that uses a compact, self-propelled diagnostic robot to detect defects inside steel pipelines. Requiring no pipe preparation, it inspects through deposits up to 35 mm thick across diameters from DN400 to DN1400 (up to DN1600 in newer versions) and lengths up to 500 m. HeatScan identifies corrosion damage and through-wall defects, then assesses the residual service life of defective sections. It’s an ideal solution for operators seeking fast, reliable integrity assessment of buried and inaccessible pipelines without costly downtime.
The PE1437 is a compact pulsed eddy current (PEC) flaw detector designed for detecting corrosion and wall-thickness loss beneath insulation and protective coatings. It enables inspection through rust, paint, dirt and insulation up to 100 mm thick without requiring insulation removal. Its lightweight design, clear display with A-scan and C-scan capabilities, and IP68-rated probe make it suitable for demanding industrial inspection environments. Ideal for corrosion monitoring of pipelines, insulated piping systems, tanks, steel structures and marine components.
PE4332 Pulsed Eddy Current Flaw Detector The PE4332 is a portable pulsed eddy current flaw detector engineered to detect corrosion and wall-thickness loss in metal structures hidden beneath insulation, coatings, and cladding, with no dismantling required. Ideal for insulated pipelines, storage tanks, ship hulls, and LNG facility supports, it delivers fast, accurate, non-destructive inspection in the field. Compact, battery-powered, and rugged, the PE4332 helps you cut maintenance costs and prevent failures before they happen.
High-precision ultrasonic thickness gauges for corrosion monitoring and wall thickness measurement (0.3–500 mm) with A-scan/B-scan visualization and data logging features.
Innovative AquaDrive ultrasonic scanner with intelligent couplant distribution and motion control, ensuring stable contact, uniform scanning, and high-accuracy pipeline weld inspection
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