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The small size, weight and long battery life of the AMIGO makes the instrument ideal for use in the field. Together with a rugged notebook PC, inspection can be carried out in almost any location. The AMIGO can be carried by shoulder strap or worn on a belt. |
RS232 communications between the AMIGO and notebook PC are available in lengths of up to 30 metres as standard - longer cables are available on request making the system ideal for use where the ACFM operator has to be remote from the probe operator. This is particularly useful in abseiling situations, work from cranes and cherry pickers, confined spaces or hazardous environments.
Probes are available for virtually any application either manually deployed or specially designed for automated or robotic deployment.
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ACFM was originally developed to depth size defects underwater on offshore oil platforms. Since then, many more industries are benefiting from the advantages the ACFM technique. Standard ACFM products from TSC are now deployed in a variety of harsh or difficult to access environments including subsea, bridges, nuclear power plant, pressure vessels, welded joints and railways. The oil and gas industry remains the largest application area for ACFM, including refineries, process plant and pipelines, but take-up in other industries is fast catching up. |
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