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- This Eddy Current Billet System inspects square, round corner billets
- Tests flat surfaces and corners for defects
- Detect longitudinal defects in the flat
surfaces, and transverse and longitudinal flaws on the corners
- The MultiMac® electronics has 8 test
channels
- Test frequencies can be selected from
1 kHz to 5 MHz with a flaw bandwidth up to 5 kHz
- A setup can be done in under 10 minutes
and a size change only requires an adjustment of the headplate probes
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Eddy current billet inspection system with rotary and encircling test coils
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MultiMac® Electronics
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All the parameters for testing are set up through the EC screen. Each channel is set up independently. It is also possible to lock out parameters so that they can only be changed by an authorized person with a password. |
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The MultiMac® electronics used in the billet test system has a full Windows® based user interface, making it easy and intuitive to operate. The setting and control of the instrument is done through the graphic user interface.
For this system, eight channels are supplied. Individual channels are assigned for use with the rotary system to test the flat surfaces or the tangent coil system to inspect the corners.
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Multimac eddy current electronics
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The Multi Screen displays both the linear and polar view simultaneously. Multiple channels can be displayed at one time.The track screen shows a visual representation of the product, end sensors, etc.
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It is useful for setting up end suppression, flaw tracking, and output (alarm) routing. |
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