Berg Rental - GE Phasor 16/64 Ultrasonic Flaw Detector

Rental Package Includes:

• Probe
• Wedge
• Battery Pack
• Charger

Other items available upon request, must specify, may increase package cost

The Phasor 16/16 Weld ultrasonic flaw detector brings the proven advantage of Phased Array imaging to a new - and accessible - level. This portable and rugged device combines the productivity advantages of phased array with a code-compliant conventional ultrasonic flaw detector. Combined with GE Phased Array probes, the Phasor XS can solve your most demanding inspection applications in less time at an affordable price. The Phasor 16/16 Weld has 16/16 capability, comes with a weld inspection package.

Please contact Berg Engineering at 1-847-577-3980 for package rental cost and availability

Improved Inspection Productivity
Weld inspection often requires two or three angle beam transducers (45, 60, and 70 degrees) to comply with industry standards. A significant amount of time is spent on locating & connecting/reconnecting transducers, calibrating, and scanning the same volume multiple times. By electronically steering the beam, the Phasor XS can inspect at angles from 0 degrees to 90 degrees eliminating the need for multiple transducers and scans.
In addition, often the optimum inspection is not at one of the fixed angles. The Phasor XS automatically identifies the optimum inspection angle and allows the operator to replay the associated A-scan.

Real-time Imaging
Rapid inspections require a fast screen data refresh rate to make sure the display keeps up with the inspection scan.  The Phasor XS’s best-in-class 60 Hz refresh rate ensures the image reflects the scanning position.
Inspection data can be displayed as a traditional A-Scan, sector scan, or both simultaneously.
And a series of screen and menu palettes let the inspector optimize the screen display to their preference and the lighting conditions.
The unique video reverse mode aligns transducer motion with the Phasor display for fast intuitive decision-making.