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Advanced phased

array flaw detector

OLYMPUS NDT manufactures non-destructive testing instruments

that are used in industrial and research applications ranging from

aerospace, power generation, petrochemical, civil infrastructure

and automotive to consumer products.

The company has launched the latest version of the OmniScan

Series flaw detectors, the OmniScan MX2. This phased array

flaw detector features an entirely new design with a large, bright

10.4" LCD touch screen that provides simple and fast navigation,

enhanced text input functionality and easy parameter settings.

In combination with new powerful software features, high-

capacity data storage and fast data transfer, the OmniScan

MX2 provides inspection capabilities for manual and automated

phased array applications.

The OmniScan MX2’s touch screen interface with full

screen mode achieves maximum visibility and provides intuitive

operation for most common operator functions such as menu

selection, zooming, gate selection, cursor movement and

text and value input. Wizards during setup and calibration, a

high S-scan and A-scan display refresh rate, and a fast pulse

repetition frequency (PRF) make the OmniScan MX2 an efficient

inspection tool. High-speed data transfer can be achieved with

an SD card or through USB ports.

The OmniScan Phased Array family comes with all software

options including Multigroup, Time-of-Flight Diffraction (TOFD)

and the new Weld Overlay Wizard software that facilitates the

creation of industry standard weld overlays for analysis assistance

and volumetric flaw placement.

The OmniScan MX2 is a modular instrument that is fully

compatible with the thousands of phased array modules already in

the field. Its technology platform allows for fast and easy software

and phased array module upgrades ranging from to 16:64 to

32.128 configurations. The OmniScan MX2 can be used with a full

range of phased array probes, scanners and accessories.

Olympus NDT

– USA

Fax: +1 781 419 3980

Website:

The OmniScan MX2 flaw detector