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The Latest Pipeline Crawler Has Been Put on the Market
2018-02-28

Our latest product, DTC Pipeline Crawlers are fully self-contained, self-powered exposure vehicles, which was designed for non-destructive test of circumferential butt welds in pipelines such as gas and oil transmission lines. Thanks to its internal circumferential type X-ray tube, it can test single circumferential butt welds with just one exposure.


Advance magnetic tracking and control system was used to replace the conventional isotope system, our DTC crawler systems can be executed to perform several of tasks through its external remote controller.  Because it’s easy and safe to operate, high-quality and high-sensitivity of radiographs, our systems have been widely used in the industry, providing high efficiency, high penetration quality and imaging sensitivity, low failure rate and safe operation.


DTC series of magnetic tracking and remote controlled X-ray pipeline crawler, are suitable for oil and gas pipeline weld quality inspection and other fields, and a variety of pipeline testing. Our product is widely used in the quality inspection of various pipe welds due to its


Features:
The system has the advantages of small size, light weight, simple operation, stable operation, high reliability and wide application range.


System Configurations:
Crawler, magnetic tracking and control system, X-ray generator, DC power supply, battery charger, X-ray alarm and other components.


How it works:
The crawler can travel inside the pipeline; a range of tasks such as travel directions, exposure start and stop etc., can be performed by user sending the instructions remotely via the controller.


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