Inge-Mark specializes in X-ray inspections of welds on in-use pipelines with diameters from 2 to 6 inches. “We’re very satisfied with the image quality delivered, and the ease of use of the ScanX Discover HR. But what makes an even bigger difference with competition products is the robustness of the Computed Radiography scanner.”
Winner Inspection has been a user of DÜRR NDT’s HD-CR 35 Computed Radiography scanner since 2017 and utilizes it primarily for pipe wall thickness profiling during service and production stop using Iridium-192. The HD-CR 35 system is also used to inspect weldment, flange and valve conditions in oil and gas plants and platforms.
DÜRR NDT looks back in 2021 on 15 years of innovations and milestones in industrial digital X-ray. It all started with the launch of the first CR 35 NDT Computed Radiography scanner for NDT in 2006. Today DÜRR NDT offers a wide range of solutions that are used worldwide by renowned companies in diverse industries.
Nissin Brake Georgia (NBG) produces about 30,000 parts per day in its facility and has 4 Lake X-Ray / DÜRR NDT units that are currently running 3 shifts and 24 hours a day. The DRP 4040 NDT flat panel detector is at the heart of this production and been working flawlessly.
PT. Cladtek, a leading global supplier of CRA pipes, has been a user of the portable HD-CR 35 Computed Radiography scanner since 2018 and primarily utilizes it with X-ray and Iridium-192 sources to perform inspection on weld overlay pipe ends and butt welds.
Computed Radiography is often used in the art industry because CR offers many advantages when analyzing works of art, such as paintings or historical artifacts. A main advantage is the wide dynamic range, which makes it possible, for example, to see literally all layers of a painting in a single shot.
