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L&W
Research, Inc.
Precision X-Ray Systems
16 Railroad Ave.
West Haven, CT 06516 |
RadioXcopic
(tm)
Imaging System
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Application:
- Corrosion under
insulation and weld location under insulation inspection
- Gas distribution
polymer pipe joint fusion confirmation
- Composites evaluation
for internal component tolerances and integrity
- Examination of honeycomb
parts for crushed core, tolerances, and excessive bonding
material
- Inspection of wood
power poles for interior rot or bug infestation
- Evaluation of sealed
electronic devices for tolerances
- Security examination
of packages - weapons and explosives
- Rubber inspection
for internal component failure
- Contraband inspection
- Examination for
liquid level in sealed containers
- Evaluation of fiber
optic cable coupling
- Integrity inspection
of composite encased munitions
- Examination of thin
section aluminum castings, welding, and extrusions for
integrity.
- Detection of foreign
in food that is metal, ceramic, or bone
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Specification:
- Adjustable "C"
arm configuration with an adjustable 12" to 24" access
and a 15" throat dimension.
- Computer
based control module and a 10 meter interconnect cable.
- Operating range
is 20 to 75 kV, adjustable in 1 kV increments and 10 to
300 microA increments.
- The micron focus
x-ray tube has a spot size of 100 microns.
- A diode laser
pointer is provided for determination of x-ray beam location.
- The "X-RAY ON"
alarm system is both a visual pulsed light and an pulsed
audible alarm located on the "C" arm and the control console
for safety. There are two buttons, of which the first
activates the high frequency HV power supply to the armed
state if all interlocks are ready, the second is the "X-RAY
ON" button which when depressed allows x-rays to generate
and stops x-rays when released which also freeze frames
the last image
- A 6" LCD
flat display is provided, which is compatible with RS-170
and international standards. The system resolution is
5 lp/mm with a 4" or 100mm field of view. A digital image
processor is utilized to improve image quality.
- A belt battery
pack is provided which is rechargeable (2 hrs.) and field
replaceable.
- Weight of the
"C" arm is less than 14 lbs. The power requirements are
110V or 230V for international applications or battery
(as provided).
- System durability
is enhanced by rugged construction for which L&W Research,
Inc. has received worldwide recognition for excellence.
The system can operate in extreme climates either sub-zero
or desert thermal conditions.
- Options: 8 mm portable
video recorder, thermal printer, high resolution 13"
monitor.
Warranty:
- One year parts and
labor for the complete system.
Delivery:
- Six to eight weeks
ARO & Deposit or Lease Approval
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| Compare the corrosion
of the external surface/outer diameter of this pipe
under the insulation. Notice the detail and clarity |
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What we can do .
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L&W Research, Inc.
originated in 1987 as a company to develop specialized x-ray
sources for advanced inspection techniques. L&W Research,
Inc. manufacturers a broad energy range of specialized precision
systems and electron beam systems. All of our products are
manufactured at our corporate headquarters located in West
Haven, CT. Our facilities include design engineering, manufacturing,
and complete shielded testing areas. Applications utilizing
L&W Research, Inc. systems include NASA projects, US Air
Force, domestic and overseas inspection companies, food processing
companies, and composite curing for automotive engineering.
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Copyright
2004 by L&W Research, Inc.
All rights reserved.
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