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Ether NDE Introduces the New ETi-200 Eddy Current Flaw Detector

ETher NDE, Ltd. is pleased to introduce the new ETi-200 Eddy Current Flaw Detector. The ETi-200 is designed to offer advanced multi-frequency and multi-channel flaw detection housed in the smallest portable EC package on the market.


Appealing to all sectors within NDT, the ETi-200 allows the Operator to programme not only frequency, but many other advanced functions. With single-Probe operation, the ETi-200 can multiplex eight Channels, making the ETi-200 the most flexible portable unit available. Alternately with two Probes connected the ETi-200 allows any mix of eight channels across two Probes.

The ETi-200 not only excels in terms of technology, but has been designed to be rugged enough to cope with some of the on-site environments it will be undoubtedly exposed to. Built with a cast aluminium chassis overlaid with rubber over-moulding meeting IP54 standards, the ETi-200 is built to withstand the harshest of conditions.

As well as offering the Operator advanced technology and protective packaging, the ETi-200 weighs just 2.8kg (6.2lbs) with a compact footprint that has been ergonomically designed with the end-user in mind and providing an adjustable hand-strap and harness attachment points. The compact size of the ETi-200 does not mean that the screen has been neglected. The ETi-200 boasts an impressive 7" diagonal 800 x 480 pixel colour TFT display. All colours on the display are user-programmable incorporating feature friendly icons and the display can be presented in one, two or four panes.

Further technical advantages that the ETi-200 offers include:

  • Allowing USB peripherals (e.g. memory stick, mouse, keyboard)
  • Ethernet communication featuring a full-sized SD Card interface
  • "Smart Wheel" for rapid navigation through the ETi-200 features
  • "Direct Keys" to access key features quickly and easily
  • Embedded HELP text throughout the ETi-200 menus

For full product details see: www.ethernde.com.

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