A1550 IntroVisor
The universal portable ultrasonic flaw detector-tomograph with TFM technology (Total Focusing Method) visualize the internal structure of the object as real-time section imaging (B-Scan) making the results interpretation much easier than with a traditional flaw detector.
The tomograph uses various types of phased array transducers comparable by size with traditional transducers. Thanks to our special signal processing algorithms a phased array probe substitutes a whole kit of standard transducers traditionally used for testing.
Product Description
The universal portable ultrasonic flaw detector-tomograph with TFM technology visualize the internal structure of the object as real-time section imaging (B-Scan) making the results interpretation much easier than with a traditional flaw detector.
The tomograph uses various types of phased array transducers comparable by size with traditional transducers. Thanks to our special image reconstruction algorithm the PA transducer substitutes a whole kit of standard transducers traditionally used for testing.
A1550 IntroVisor operates basing on the principle of TFM virtual focusing to every point of the visualized section, providing high efficiency and best results for spatial resolution and sensitivity.
The А1550 IntroVisor tomograph is designed to meet the challenge of quick and efficient flaw detection at metal, plastic and composite objects with detailed documenting of the results.
Special software for 3D reconstruction of the welding joints
Application
Weld joints inspection.
Locating corrosion, cracks, internal stratifications and other flaws.
locating and sizing up flaws (discontinuities and inhomogeneities) in metal and plastic objects.
Thickness measurement.
Real-time imaging of the object internal structure.
Option to use various types of ultrasonic waves:
-shear waves to inspect welds overlapping angular range used by standard methods of ultrasonic testing;
-longitudinal waves to inspect base metal.
Enhanced resolution and sensitivity. Possibility to measure discontinuity flaw size.High testing efficiency.
Can operate as a tomograph (B-Scan) and as a traditional flaw detector (A-Scan).
Weld joints scanning mode (C-Scan) with saving results to memory.
Reflecting images of vertically oriented flaws.
| Phased Array data processing technique | Total Focusing Method |
| Number of array elements / channels | 16 |
| Operation frequencies | 1,0; 1,8; 2,5; 4,0; 5,0; 7,5; 10 MHz |
| Dynamic range | 100 dB |
| Display resolution / type | 640 x 480 / TFT |
| Operation time with battery, not less than | 8 h |
| Dimensions of the electronic unit | 260 x 166 x 80 mm |
| Weight of the electronic unit | 1.8 kg |
| Operation temperature | -10 to +55 ºC |
Delivery kit
• А1550 IntroVisor – TFM ultrasonic flaw detector – tomograph
• Phased Array transducer M9065 (4 MHz shear wave, pitch 2.5 mm)
• Phased Array transducer М9060 (4 MHz longitudinal wave, pitch 2.5 mm)
• Phased Array transducer M9170 (4 MHz shear wave, pitch 1.6 mm)
• USB A – Mini B cable
• Power adaptor with cable
• Calibration block V2/25
• Ultrasonic Couplant, bottle 4 oz.
• Soft cover
• Hard case
About ACS Group
Acoustic Control Systems – ACS Group – established in 1991 – is the international provider of innovative ultrasonic testing equipment and professional inspection and engineering services.
The definitive distinction of ACS products is their high technological level and ease of use, matching the requirements of professional users in a wide range of practical applications. The main goal of our instruments is to reach top technical characteristics by affordable costs in combination with the perfect warranty service and methodical support of our customers.
More than 30 years of in-field testing experience in combination with scientific signal and image processing techniques and modern manufacturing processes by using the best components available on the market allow ACS to be always technologically one step ahead of competitors.
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