Olympus OmniScan MX Ultrasonic Flaw Detector

The Olympus OmniScan MX Ultrasonic Flaw Detector is a portable flaw detecting instrument with a high acquisition rate capable of conducting ultrasound, phased array and eddy current inspection. Versatile in its module options, technicians rent this device to perform TOFD, pulse-echo, o-degree, c-scan, and a variety of eddy current and phased array tests for avionic and military applications. The Olympus OmniScan MX's built-in OmniScan connector physically identifies and recognizes the probe connected, automatically setting the probe to an appropriate frequency and thus mitigating the risk of probe damage. Olympus OmniScan MX models display your test results on a 21 cm, 800 x 600 pixel LCD screen, store the data via a CompactFlash card or a standard USB storage device and offer a minimum of 6 hours run life with two batteries.

Modules Available:

Eddy Current Array Module
8-Channel UT Module
16:16M Phased Array Module
16:128 Phased Array Module
32:128 Phased Array Module

View the latest model: the OmniScan X3

Product Info Related Products

Conducts bond testing C-scans, TFOD tests, and more
Simplifies eddy current array / phased array testing
Combines ECA and ECT units
Portable, modular
Variety of data storage options
Large high-resolution screen
Capable of analysis and archiving

OmniScan MX Standard Specifications
Overall dimensions (W x H x D) / Weight	321 mm x 209 mm x 125 mm (12.6 in. x 8.2 in. x 5.0 in.) / 4.6 kg (10.1 lb), including module and one battery
Display	21 cm (8.4 in.) TFT LCD Display, 800 pixels x 600 pixels, 16 million colors
Power supply	Smart Li-ion batteries (up to 2), and DC-in voltage 15 V to 18 V (min. 50 W)
Battery Life	Minimum 6 hours with two batteries; minimum 3 hours per battery under normal operating conditions
Data storage	CompactFlash card, most standard USB storage devices, or through fast Ethernet, internal 32-MB DiskOnChip
MX Modules
OMNI-M-ECT4	Supports conventional eddy current and bond testing C-scan (adapters not included)
OMNI-M-ECA4-32	Supports eddy current arrays, conventional eddy current, and bond testing C-scan (adapters not included)
ECT/BT and ECA Modules
Connectors	BNC Absolute Probe (ECT), 4-channel Universal Fischer 19 pins (ECT and BT), and OmniScan connector for ECA probes
Number of channels	1 to 4 (ECT); 32 (ECA), expandable up to 64 with external multiplexer; 1 (BT) with adaptor
Probe compatibility	Absolute, differential, bridge, reflection (driver-pickup) for both ECT and ECA probes; supported selection of BondMaster pitch-catch probes through use of an adaptor (scanner also required)
Operating frequency	20 Hz to 6 MHz
Maximum voltage	12 Vp-p into 10 Ω
Acquisition (measurement) rate	1 Hz to 15 kHz, variable depending on configurations.
A/D resolution	16 bits
Alarms	3 alarms, each configurable as Pie, Box or Ring/Circle; alarm output as Visual, TTL and Sound

Learn About NDT Testing

Inspection Capabilities:

Girth Weld Inspection
Pressure Vessel Weld Inspection
Scribe Marks Inspection with No Paint Removal
Aircraft Fuselage Inspection

Ultrasound Inspection:

Time-of-Flight Diffraction Testing
TOFD and Pulse-Echo Testing
0-Degree Testing (Corrosion and Composite)
Ultrasound Transducers

Phased Array Inspection:

Phased Array Probes
- Angle beam probes with external wedges
- Angle beam probes with integrated wedge
- Immersion probes

Eddy Current Inspection:

Eddy Current Probes
- Bolt hole probes
- Surface probes, in various shapes and configurations
- Low-frequency spot and ring probes
- Sliding probes
- Wheel probes
- Conductivity probes
- Specialty probes made for specific applications

Test Standards for Weld Inspections of Small Diameter Pipes
- ASME CC 2235 - deals with the use of automated UT (AUT) in lieu of RT examination of pressure vessel welds
- ASME B31.3 CC 181 - Alternative Ultrasonic Examination Acceptance Criteria
- ASME B31.1 CC 179 - permits AUT of small diameter pipe girth welds
Test Standards for Avionic Inspections
- ISO 17637:2016 specifies the visual testing of fusion welds in metallic materials. It may also be applied to visual testing of the joint prior to welding.
- “AFIS” (Automated Fastener Hole Inspection System)
TOFD
- Testing of fusion joints for high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe weld inspections