Component Testing
Model VERIMET 7700/7710
Eddy Current equipment Model VERIMET 7700 from our principal company M/s Verimation Technologies Inc., USA is a portable tester for sorting of ferrous metals and alloys based on hardness properties, heat treatment, case depth and chemistry variations (material mix-up).
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| Verimet 7700 | Sprocket assembly tests |
The equipment is a multiple frequency instrument and offers built-in SPC for data analysis. Upto 10 different part programs/data can be configured. Memory storage of 1000 data sets is provided. Spot probes or encircling coils are used. The equipment supports all kinds of tests in static mode and hence is ideal to test from small diameter needle bearings to huge tank turret journal bearings.
Relevant Brochures:
Model US 454M
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| US 454M, Multichannel Version |
We introduce the multichannel Eddy Current Test equipment from our principal company M/s UniWest Inc., USA targeting market areas of component testing and many other applications in the industry.
The US 454M offers discrete settings on each
Channel and is a variable frequency instrument. Designed to fit standard 19" rack cabinets, it provides a large full color display showing the impedance Plane, Oscilloscope and Strip Chart mode. The US 454 M multichannel series can also be configured upto 24 channels.
Relevant Brochures:
Bearing Inspection System
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| Bearing Inspection System | ||
The bearing inspection system offered from our principal company M/s UniWest Inc., USA uses an innovative transport system that allows different diameter roller bearings to be inspected by simply changing hoppers and chutes. Several hoppers and chutes are available to accommodate different diameter roller bearings.
The roller bearings are individually transported by gravity to the inspection station where an assembly continuously rolls the bearing while an eddy current probe indexes along its length. After inspection, an assembly arm transports the roller bearings to a 'good' and 'bad' quality bins respectively.





