News and Events

from TSC Inspection Systems

News

December 2009

Strengthening Team

TSC this month welcome two new faces to our TSC offices in Milton Keynes. A software engineer and a mechanical engineer have been recruited to help take care of the workload generated by our continuing success.

November 2009

Agent for Indonesia

TSC are pleased to announce the appointment of Altec as our sales agent for Indonesia. We look forward to a long and prosperous relationship.

Roadshows 2008 & 2009

The NDT Premier Roadshows 2008/2009, NDT, INSPECTION AND CONDITION MONITORING

TSC were pleased to be part of the winning team on the pitch of the last two year's NDT Premier Roadshows. The roadshows toured a series of premier league football club venues across the UK including Wembley Stadium in London and many flasgship British engineering and heritage venues.

Each event included stalls + demonstrations of the latest NDT equipment, as well as the chance to go on tours and enter prize draws. Watch this page for this year's roadshow events.

April 2008

Notification of Change to ASSIST Deskewing behaviour for Micro Coils

In response to customer feedback, a change has been made to the default deskewing behaviour in ASSIST ACFM. A new version of ASSIST (Vn 2.5.03) is now available which also allows deskewing to be turned on or off when necessary.

For further details, please read the document here.

Jan 2008

Mark IV ACPD Instrument Launched

TSC are pleased to announce an advanced ACPD system to replace the U9 (for site inspection) and U10 (for laboratory monitoring) - the Mark IV ACPD Crack Microgauge.

The new instrument is much smaller and lighter than the old instruments, as well as being much more rugged. It is sealed to IP54 for outside use, if required, and can contain up to 64 channels for crack growth monitoring tests. New user-friendly software is available for all common inspection tasks. A datasheet is also available.

Jan 2008

New High Temperature ACFM probe

A new design of ACFM probe capable of inspecting surfaces up to 500oC has been developed for a major oil company. The probe was designed to inspect weldolets where the existing right angle pencil probe led to problems for the operator. The new probe keeps the operators hand and probe cable further away from the surface on this geometry, as well as including a facility for forced air cooling to give longer contact times.