Roland Electronic GmbH introduces the newly designed digital UFD40 system as a successor to the tried and proven analog UFD detector.The system has been designed to detect faults, butt welds and mechanical connections in wires, cables and small tubing made of metallic materials such as steel, stainless steel, copper, brass and aluminum. The UFD40 is based on the eddy current measurement principle. The material to be monitored passes through the orifice of an encircling coil sensor. Roland Electronic offers sensors suited for materials ranging in diameter from 1 to 90 millimetres. The UFD40 has features typically available in classic eddy current fault detection systems designed for automated production processes. These include adjustable frequencies, high and low pass filters as well as y-component and vector analysis. This makes the system suitable to monitor many different discontinuities with one type of hardware. A unique feature of the UFD40 is the modular design and several operating modes. The complete electronic circuitry for two independent measuring channels is housed in one IP 65 module enclosure.

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