PE1437

Compact Pulsed Eddy Current Flaw Detector

Detects metal corrosion under insulation

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The smallest flaw detector: operation on small objects and detection of small defects

Operating gap of up to 100 mm!

No need to remove the insulation

The smallest flaw detector

The world’s smallest pulsed eddy current flaw detector that can detect even tiny flaws. The PE1437 has the minimum size of a probe, so the minimal defect that it can detect is a flat-bottomed bore 20 mm in diameter to a depth of 20% of the nominal thickness.

Operating gap of up to 100mm!

The device detects corrosion through dirt, rust, paint with thickness up to 100 mm!

No need to remove the insulation

Search for under-insulation corrosion

The compact PE1437 Pulsed Eddy Current Flaw Detector detects metal corrosion under insulation. The device operates even if dirt, rust, paint and scale deposits of total thickness up to 100 mm are on the surface!

The PE1437 measured the averaged metal thickness under the probe. It is suitable for searching for general area corrosion located both on the external and internal surface of metal. The device implements an algorithm that corrects the measured data when insulation thickness changes, such as when the insulation sags; this change makes a minor effect on the device’s readings.

Application of PE1437:

• Corrosion detection in steel ship parts through a thick layer of paint
• Corrosion detection in metal supports of street lights
• Corrosion detection in pipes and pipelines in polyurethane foam insulation
• Inspection of pipes with internal cement coating from the inside of the pipe
• Corrosion areas detection in pipes through rust without stripping
• Corrosion detection in 3-Layer Polypropylene Coated pipes and pipelines

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PE1437: Usage

The device comes in a shockproof case, the package includes the device with a protective case, the probe, a charger and a manual.

The PE1437 features:
• The device has the minimum size of a probe, so it can operate on small objects and detect small defects. The minimal defect is a flat-bottomed bore 20 mm in diameter to a depth of 20% of the nominal thickness;
• The device has a bright display which shows measured thickness, A-scan and C-scan;
• The display is protected by shock-resistant glass;
• The probe has IP68 housing and can be used underwater.

The PE1437 is suitable for searching for general area corrosion located both on the external and internal surface of metal.