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Dentro LRX, a Rugged, Nondestructive Industrial Inspection System

Can be installed on production or sorting lines

Microwave Vision Group
Mon, 04/16/2012 - 11:35
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(MVG: Horsham, PA) -- Microwave Vision Group, producers of antenna test and measuring systems, introduces the Dentro LRX, which completes the range of nondestructive inspection tools on offer for industrial clients.

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Dentro LRX uses microwave technology, instrumental to Microwave Vision’s success, to reveal physical parameters—i.e., chemical composition such as density or humidity level—or defects in materials, such as inclusions, humidity pockets, knots in wood, or leather hide defects.

A contact-free system, this linear camera allows for both an internal and external product analysis in high resolution.

Dentro LRX makes it possible to have permanent quality control on a continuous production line by immediately detecting defects in any sort of nonmetallic material.

Microwave imagery, in combination with computerized data processing, enables this process to take place in real time. This technology is completely safe for the environment and eliminates any health risk to operators, as opposed to scanners that use X-rays or gamma rays.

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