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Foerster Defectometer 2.837 Overview

The Defectometer 2.837 is a microprocessor-controlled nondestructive testing instrument that has high sensitivity for detecting surface flaws underneath paint with simple operation. It has automatic lift-off and zero compensation, multiple signal display options, integrated calibration standards, a range of test probes, and can document tests via printer or PC through an RS232 serial interface.

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Foerster Defectometer 2.837 Overview

The Defectometer 2.837 is a microprocessor-controlled nondestructive testing instrument that has high sensitivity for detecting surface flaws underneath paint with simple operation. It has automatic lift-off and zero compensation, multiple signal display options, integrated calibration standards, a range of test probes, and can document tests via printer or PC through an RS232 serial interface.

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DEFECTOMETER 2.

837

l High detection sensitivity to surface flaws even underneath paint


l Simple, microprocessor-controlled operation
l Automatic lift-off and zero compensation
l Several alternatives for signal display
l Integrated calibration standards optional
l Comprehensive range of test probes
l Modern capabilities for test documentation to printer and PC via RS232 serial interface
l External control through PC or PLC systems
l Two alarm thresholds
l Fully compatible to all predecessor instruments and existing probes.
Should you have any questions please contact:

FOERSTER INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED


140 Industry Drive
RIDC Park West
Pittsburgh PA 15275-1028

Phone: (412) 788-8976


Fax: (412) 788-8984

Information and illustration may be subject to change

Order No. 145 911 2


Edition 03/95 D090395
Author Do

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