Concrete X-ray with ScanMan

Looking to use a tool or a device to locate reinforcing steel, conduit and concrete voids or masonry structures of high thickness as much as 24 inches or more? Here, sharp, high-definition radiographs that can be further utilized to determine the exact location of various indications and to report their sizes accurately especially during post observatory inspection of underground digging procedures. State of the art equipment and high quality radiographs can help tremendously in this regard and have been used worldwide to measure the exact underground depth.

Since radiations are known to leave harmful effects especially on skin and can lead to cancer as well, concrete X-ray should be handled with proper and professional care in order to avoid any inconvenience later on. Eliminating the slightest danger of any potential harm can be carried out successfully by implementing safety precautions along with state of the art radiation monitoring devices and related equipment.

Why using concrete X-ray is important? With the latest technological advancements going on at a rapid pace in today's modern world, having the latest tools and devices that can let you explore what's underneath the earth without disturbing the ever growing network of various underground cables of all kinds has become utterly significant. Therefore, engineers, construction workers and contractors prefer using concrete X-ray radiations to measure the exact depth and the location of energy or power cables before they move on with the digging procedures in order to avoid causing them any damage.

Concrete X-ray can be used for core drilling purposes as well. Moreover, you can also locate various underground discontinuities such as cracking or shrinkage or can check out the porosity of different products and parts. You can also verify the reliability of various internal components and the quality of repair point or welds etc. Concrete X-ray inspection is necessary during the phase of product research and development. If you want to carry out any manufacturing, installation or fabrication procedure, using concrete X-ray can make things easier for you.

Lately, concrete X-ray scanning has been replaced with using the technology of ground penetrating radar and many companies are now offering this service. Before carrying out any digging, drilling or demolishing process, just call Scanman and we will make sure that you will get the best of services and equipment that you need at prices your pocket can easily afford.