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Key features
Applications and resources
Industry solutions, landing pages and articles on Olympus EPOCH 6LT — lightweight ultrasonic flaw detector
Typical tasks
- Weld inspection at height and in confined spaces
- Rope access — tanks, masts, structures
- Pipeline and steel structure inspection
- Corrosion measurement with the corrosion module
Overview
The EPOCH 6LT is a lightweight ultrasonic flaw detector from Olympus (now the Evident brand). At 890 g it is balanced for a one-handed grip, and a rope access kit secures it to your leg or harness. It is built for work at height, on masts, tanks and in tight spaces.
Pulser and receiver
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Pulse | square wave, 100 / 200 / 300 / 400 V |
| Pulse width | 25–5000 ns |
| PRF | 10–2000 Hz |
| Bandwidth | DC–26.5 MHz; 0.2–26.5 MHz version to ISO 22232-1:2020 |
Software options
- DAC/TCG;
- DGS/AVG;
- AWS D1.1 and D1.5;
- corrosion module;
- back wall echo attenuator.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Range | 4.31–6700 mm (steel, 5900 m/s) |
| Display | VGA 640 × 480, 60 Hz |
| Memory | 100,000 IDs |
| Power | Li-ion, ~6 h |
| Protection | IP67 / IP65 |
| Operating temperature | −10 to +50 °C |
| Weight | 890 g |
Other instruments
Full-size flaw detector with DGS/AVG, DAC/TCG and AWS as standard: EPOCH 650. Phased array: OmniScan X3. Thickness gauging: 39DL PLUS.
Supply in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK supplies Olympus (Evident) flaw detectors and trains staff. Price on request.
Technical specifications
| Range | 4.31–6700 mm at 5900 m/s |
| Pulser | square wave, 100/200/300/400 V |
| Pulse width | 25–5000 ns |
| Prf | 10–2000 Hz in 10 Hz steps |
| Receiver bandwidth | DC–26.5 MHz (standard); 0.2–26.5 MHz (ISO 22232-1:2020 version) |
| Display | VGA 640 × 480, transflective, 60 Hz, 117 × 89 mm |
| Memory | 100,000 IDs |
| Software options | DAC/TCG, DGS/AVG, AWS D1.1 and D1.5, corrosion module, back wall echo attenuator |
| Power | Li-ion, about 6 h |
| Protection | IP67 and IP65 |
| Operating temperature | −10 to +50 °C |
| Weight | 890 g |
Applications
Manufacturer
Olympus
Lightweight Olympus (Evident) ultrasonic flaw detector, 890 g, for one-handed and rope access work: pulser up to 400 V, bandwidth up to 26.5 MHz, VGA display, 100,000 IDs, IP67.
Key specifications
- Range
- 4.31–6700 mm at 5900 m/s
- Pulser
- square wave, 100/200/300/400 V
- Pulse width
- 25–5000 ns
- Prf
- 10–2000 Hz in 10 Hz steps
- Receiver bandwidth
- DC–26.5 MHz (standard); 0.2–26.5 MHz (ISO 22232-1:2020 version)
Official supplier in Kazakhstan
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Olympus EPOCH 650 — ultrasonic flaw detector
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Olympus OmniScan X3 — phased array flaw detector with TFM
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- X3: 16:64PR, 16:128PR; X3 64: 32:128PR, 64:128PR
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- 0.08–635 mm
- 0.1 mm; 0.01 mm; 0.001 mm (option)
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