Fluorescent inspection system
More efficient and economical inspection systems
Fluorescent penetrant inspection systems, with that a large amount of test objects can be inspected efficiently and economically, have been widely used for precise inspections of various types of parts including those in the aviation industry. NEOGLO-UNITS have been designed and madeto satisfy users’ needs adequately by making full use of “know- how “cultivated in long-term experiences and abundant sales achievements.
Eishin’s & J.N.S. (2003) penetrant inspection systems are mainly divided into fourtypes.Test objectsaretransferredmanuallyby handor with hoists. Automatic system is also available. Every inspection process can be automated from penetration to inspection,andthe test objects are transferred automatically.
EF-A type system
Small-sized penetrant testing system (about 5m in total length) for small and light weight test objects. Basically, test objects aremanually transferred between the stations.
EF-B type system
Medium-sized penetrant testing system (about 10m in total length) for large and heavy weight test objects. Usually, test objects are transferred on the roller conveyer between the stations. Each station is equipped with a lifter or a door.
EF-C type system
Large-sized penetrant testing system (more than 10m in total length) for mass-produced parts. The test objects are automatically transferred on the independently-driving roller or chain conveyer.
EF-D type system
EF-D type system is equipped with the waste water treatment system dedicated to separate-type water washable fluorescent penetrants. Rinse water can be recycled with this system.
- Waste water treatment systems for standard penetrants (MIZUSUMASHI)are also available.
- Custom-designed system is available.
Procedures for fluorescent penetrant inspection
Fluorescent penetrant inspections may be performed in three methods. Select any of these methods and the type of the penetrant to be used depending on the material type of test objects, the surface condition and the defect type.
