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Dakota NDT ultrasonic flaw detectors

Dakota NDT ultrasonic flaw detectors

The Dakota NDT ultrasonic flaw detectors combine state-of-the-art flaw detection with advanced thickness measurement. They provide the main sizing toolkits (DAC, AWS, TCG, DGS), Z-Cross/Flank/Peak detection and adjustable PRF from 8 Hz to 2 kHz. The FX71-DL is a handheld unit with a color AMOLED display; the FX81-DL is the top-of-the-range model, with a large sunlight-readable display and a 0–110 dB receiver.

How to choose

Model comparison

ModelFormatDisplayReceiverSizing toolkits
FX71-DLHandheld (~397 g)Color AMOLED 1/4 VGA (320×240)StandardDAC, AWS, TCG, DGS
FX81-DLTop of the range (~2.04 kg)Color Blanview TFT 5.7”0–110 dB, 1.8–19 MHz broadbandDAC, AWS, TCG, DGS

The models

FX71-DL

FX71-DL

Handheld flaw detector with advanced thickness gauge and color AMOLED display.

FX81-DL

FX81-DL

Top of the range: 0–110 dB receiver, broadband and large sunlight-readable display.

Ultrasonic flaw detectors with integrated thickness gauge

Both the FX71-DL and the FX81-DL combine flaw detection (DAC, AWS, TCG, DGS) with advanced thickness measurement, for the non-destructive inspection of welds, components and structures.

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