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A1410 PULSAR - couplant free Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Tester for in-situ quality assessment of concrete structures

A1410 PULSAR - couplant free Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Tester for  in-situ quality assessment of concrete structures

A1410 PULSAR - couplant free Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Tester for in-situ quality assessment of concrete structures

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The A1410 PULSAR is a cutting-edge ultrasonic pulse velocity tester designed for in-situ quality assessment of concrete structures. It is notable for being the first instrument to offer couplant-free ultrasonic testing using Dry-Point-Contact (DPC) transducer arrays.

Key Features
  • Thru-transmission capability up to 2.5 meters.
  • Compact and ergonomic design.
  • Conforms to international standards such as DIN EN 12504-4, BS 1881: Part 203: 1986, ASTM C597 – 16, and IS 516 (Part 5/Sec 1): 2018.

Technical Specifications
  • Transducer Configuration: Array of 7 x DPC transducers in a daisy wheel pattern.
  • Operating Frequency: 50 kHz.
  • Sound Propagation Time Range: 0 to 10,000 μs.
  • Sound Velocity Range: 1,000 to 15,000 m/s.
  • Adjustable Base Size: 50 to 2,500 mm.
  • Maximum Inspection Object Thickness: Up to 2,500 mm, material dependent.
  • Continuous Operation: 16 hours.
  • Display: 2.8”, 320×240 pixel.
  • Dimensions: 230x125x65 mm.
  • Weight: 420 grams.
  • Operating Conditions: Temperature range from -10 to +55 ˚C, max 95% relative humidity at +35°C.

Included Components
  • Electronic unit A1410 Pulsar with integrated receiver array.
  • Transmitter antenna array M1001 0.05A0D25PL.
  • LEMO-LEMO single cable (3 m).
  • Adapter 220 V – USB.
  • USB A – Micro B cable.
  • Certified reference specimen with calibration certificate.
  • Hard case, warranty certificate, and operating manual.

Special Features
  • Measurement results in both Wave-Form and Digital form.
  • SonReb Method available via Android App.
  • Automatic gain control for easy in-situ operation.
  • Accurate crack evaluation.
  • Bluetooth data transfer to smartphones and Excel data export.

Measurement Modes
  • Direct thru-transmission.
  • Indirect thru-transmission.
  • Surface thru-transmission.
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Catalog excerpts

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ACS-SOLUTIONS GMBH SCIENCE PARK 2, 66123 SAARBRÜCKEN, GERMANY PHONE: +49 (0) 681-96592270 | FAX: +49 (0) 681-96592280 WWW.ACS-INTERNATIONAL.COM | [email protected] A1410 PULSAR Couplant free Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Tester for in-situ quality assessment of concrete structures • The world’s first pulse velocity testing instrument • Up to 2.5 meters thru-transmission capability for couplant-free ultrasonic testing with • Super-compact and ergonomic design Dry-Point-Contact transducer arrays • Conformity with all relevant international s

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Specification: Parameter Transducer configuration Value Array of 7 x DPC transducers, daisy wheel pattern 50 Operating frequency, kHz Measurement range of sound 0 to 10,000 propagation time, μs Measurement range of the sound 1,000 to 15,000 velocity, m/s Adjustable range of the base size, mm 50 to 2,500 Maximum thickness of the inspection up to 2,500 mm object, mm (material dependent) Period of continuous operation, hours 16 Display 2.8”, 320×240 pixel Dimensions of the electronic unit, mm 230X125X65 Weight of the electronic unit, gr 420 Operating conditions: External temperature range from -10...

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