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Zetec TOPAZ16 Phased Array Ultrasonic Flaw Detector

Made in Japan
Manufacturer: Zetec
Model: TOPAZ16

Feature:

  • Flexible and best-in-class operating environment temperature range
  • Multiple probe connection and multi-group configuration capability
  • 10.4 inch high-resolution multi-touch display
  • excellent cost performance
  • Can be used in any environment

Applications:

  • Weld inspection
  • Corrosion mapping
  • Manual flaw detection (PA, normal UT)
  • Automatic flaw detection
  • TOFD inspection
  • Composite material inspection
  • Special applications for other complex objects

Specifications:

basic specifications
External dimensions (HxWxD) 221mm×271mm×120mm
weight 4.54 kg (with one battery installed)
multitap display 10.4 inches
1024 x 728 pixels 
Outside air intake No (sealed housing)
phased array channel 16/64
16/128
Normal UT channel Pulse Echo x 1
or
Pitch & Catch x 1
Peak value resolution 16 bit
Maximum repetition pulse frequency 12kHz
Maximum pulse voltage 105V PAUT/215V normal UT
Bandwidth (-3dB) 0.5MHz to 18MHz PA
Maximum number of focal laws 256
encoder 2 axes (phase difference output)
software with UltraVision Touch
On-board hard drive 128GB SSD
Operating environment temperature range -10°C to 45°C
Storage temperature range  -40°C to 70°C
humidity ~ 80% or less (no condensation)
Equipment calibration Conforms to ISO-18563-1/EN12668-1

Lineup:

model number Overview
ZPA-IUT-TOPAZ-
16/64P-KIT
A multi-functional portable phased array ultrasound system capable of simultaneous excitation of up to 16 channels and control of probes up to 64 elements. The connector of the phased array probe can be connected without insertion/removal (latch type), and it also has two Lemo00 connectors that can be used for pulse/echo method and TOFD inspection.
ZPA-IUT-TOPAZ-
16/128-KIT
A multi-functional portable phased array ultrasound system that further enhances the versatility of the 16/64 model, capable of simultaneous excitation of up to 16 channels and control of probes up to 128 elements. The connector of the phased array probe can be connected without insertion/removal (latch type), and it also has two Lemo00 connectors that can be used for pulse/echo method and TOFD inspection.

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