DÜRR NDT announces the launch of its new D-DR series of robust flat panel detectors for industrial radiography. DÜRR NDT aims to continue to offer the best possible DR technology. This new product line has a uniform and functional design and covers a wide range of RT applications.
The basic spatial resolution (SRb) is at the highest possible: 80 µm for the small and medium detectors and 100 µm for the bendable and large detectors. Due to weights ranging from 2 to 6 kg, the detectors are among the lightest in their class and are easy to handle.
Further advantages of the D-DR series are long battery runtime, hot-swap functionality, and IP 67 protection class. In addition to wireless operation, all detectors can also be operated by wired data transmission and power supply.
The D-DR 1025B detector has an innovative bending mechanism and due to its high resolution is perfectly suited for testing circumferential weld seams in accordance with DIN EN ISO 17636-2 (Class B).
Thanks to the integrated shielding, the detectors are suitable for X-ray sources up to 450 kV and depending on the model, for gamma sources, with a maximum frame time of 180 seconds.
Like all digital X-ray systems from DÜRR NDT, the D-DR detectors are used with our proven D-Tect X inspection software. Special functions such as multi-gain calibration ensure the highest possible image quality. Powerful and intelligent tools, such as one-click wall thickness analysis and image optimization filters, make image evaluation simple and efficient.
About DÜRR NDT
DÜRR NDT provides comprehensive digitalization solutions for the NDT industry: Networked, digital radiography systems combined with innovative software. This includes high resolution imaging plate scanners and flat panel detectors, software for image acquisition and evaluation, standard compliant digital archiving tools as well as the unique and holistic workflow management and reporting platform DRIVE NDT. Learn more at www.duerr-ndt.com.
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