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The EddyCus® map 2530 RMT is a bench top scanner particularly suitable for research and technology labs. It is fully functional to measure carbon fiber parts, plates or textiles for inner defects and texture. It's a compact device, which provides up to 300x300mm²; area for samples to be tested non-destructively.
Due to the best imagings on the market, the analysing capabilities are endless. Especially since the carbon fabric is not only viewed from the outside, but the inner layers can also be examined. The EddyCus® map 2530 RMT uses two non-contact high-frequency eddy current sensors that are capable of penetrating up to 10 layers of carbon fabric to generate a mapping of inner layer to determine uniformity of fiber orientation and gaps and to reveal defects such as:
The EddyCus® map 2530 RMT can handle many different materials such as:
Due to the high accuracy and repeatability it is valuable for industries applications such as:
The EddyCus® map 2530 RMT is suitable for 2D materials such as fabrics and pregpregs. SURAGUS offers also tools to characterize products in other process steps.
Benefit from a single point of contact for monitoring all your process steps.
To give you an idea of the performance of eddy current technology, we offer you a free demo measurement.
The process goes something like this:
For more information please watch our data sheet or contact us by email.
Parts geometry | Flat and curved |
Scan area | 300 mm x 300 mm x 40 mm |
Sensor mobility | X and Y direction |
Min. pitch | 0.1 mm |
Speed | 160 mm per second (full scan: 30 min) |
Mode | Contact and non-contact |
Carbon fiber materials | CF fabric, textile, stack, prepreg, preform, composite |
Device size (w/h/d) / weight | 31.5“ x 19.1“ x 33.5“ / 785 x 486 x 850 mm / 90 kg |
If you are interested in an inline solution you can look at our EddyCus® inline GAP or EddyCus® inline FAW systems.
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