Electromagnetic Wave Radar Buried Object Detection System X-Scan PS1000 Rental
It conducts non-destructive exploration of rebar, PC steel wire, PVC pipes, cables, and more.
The X-Scan PS 1000 is a non-destructive buried object detection system that uses electromagnetic wave radar to locate rebar, PC steel wire, PVC pipes, cables, and more. The exploration data is displayed in 2D and 3D. Without the need for special analysis work, it allows for quick identification of buried objects within 300mm depth in concrete on-site. NETIS registration number: CB-110039-A. For more details, please contact us.
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Product Code: 20459 *Please provide this number when making inquiries for a smoother process.* 【Features】 ○ Subsurface exploration system using electromagnetic radar method ○ Model compliant with the Japan Non-Destructive Testing Association standard "NDIS 3429:2011" ○ NETIS registration number: CB-110039-A ○ Display screen supports full color and Japanese language display ○ Japanese help files available for the scanner, monitor, and PC software ○ Results can be viewed in 3D images that can be rotated in three dimensions on the monitor and PC software ○ Quickly grasp the position and cover thickness of buried objects with the scanner alone ○ Capable of exploring buried objects at an angle ○ For buried objects with known cover thickness, easy settings for dielectric constant with guidance ● For more details, please contact us.
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X-Scan PS 1000
Applications/Examples of results
【Purpose】 - Confirmation of the cover thickness of embedded objects in concrete - Confirmation of cover thickness in construction management - Verification of concrete wall thickness and slab thickness, as well as confirmation tasks in construction management and design management - Understanding the arrangement of rebar and the status of embedded piping in concrete, necessary for structural safety confirmation and repair planning - Avoidance of interference with embedded objects during drilling into concrete, understanding the position of embedded objects for core drilling and anchor installation ● For more details, please contact us.
