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Intelligent digital ,eddy current flaw detector,Dedicated to composite wire quality control
Descriptions
SWT-C eddy current flaw detector is specially used for the quality control of cable core wire such as copper clad aluminum, copper clad steel and other wire composite wire. It can effectively detect the defects such as aluminum exposure on the surface of the wire, copper layer fracture or slag inclusion, crack, folding and heavy skin inside the core wire. The instrument is equipped with an alarm that can issue a warning to the exceedance defect in real time, and output the shutdown control signal, so that the operator can deal with the fault.
The Digital Intelligence Eddy Current Detector is a high-precision, non-destructive testing (NDT) instrument designed to detect surface and sub-surface flaws, cracks, corrosion, and material inconsistencies in conductive materials. This technology utilizes the principles of eddy currents to identify defects without damaging the material being inspected. Here’s an overview of its description and features.
SWT-C eddy current flaw detector is equipped with cutting-edge digital signal processing (DSP) technology, providing enhanced accuracy, faster response times, and improved flaw detection sensitivity. This ensures precise identification of even minute defects in various metals, such as aluminum, copper, steel, and other conductive materials.|
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1,The SWT-C digital intelligence eddy current detector offers customizable settings, intuitive menus, and an easy-to-navigate interface, making it suitable for both novice and expert operators. Training requirements are minimal due to its smart digital interface.
2,The SWT-C digital intelligence eddy current detector is equiped with built-in high-pass filter, effectively filter clutter interference.
3,The SWT-C digital intelligence eddy current detector provides 100 groups of preset parameter groups to meet a variety of detection requirements
The SWT-C digital intelligence eddy current detector inspection site diagram