Marmonix MFD-6000 Ultrasonic Flaw Detector
If you are looking for an advanced device for flaw detection that offers high precision, speed, and flexibility, the Marmonix MFD-6000 Ultrasonic Flaw Detector is an ideal choice. With its practical features and robust design, this device fully meets the needs of both beginners and professionals.
The Marmonix MFD-6000 ultrasonic flaw detector finds cracks, cavities, and similar flaws in metal and other materials. It runs from 0.5 MHz to 15 MHz and scans from 0 to 6000 mm. On a full charge it gives at least 10 hours of continuous work.
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What you can check with the MFD-6000
What the MFD-6000 ultrasonic flaw detector gives you in the field:
- 0.5–15 MHz operating frequency and a 0–6000 mm scanning range
- Gain 0–110 dB, dynamic range at least 32 dB, and testing sensitivity at least 60 dB (200 mm depth, Ø2 flat-bottom hole)
- Storage for up to 980 A-scan images, plus PC software for analysis and report printing
- Straight probe 2.5 MHz, 20 mm diameter, and angle probe 4 MHz, 60°, 8×9 mm, in the standard set
- Vertical linearity error ≤4% and horizontal linearity error ≤0.1%
- Velocity 1000–9999 m/s, noise level under 8%, and at least 10 hours of continuous work
MFD-6000 size and what is in the box
Size and included items from this page:
- 240×160×40 mm and 1.2 kg
- Working temperature −20°C to 70°C, humidity 20–95% RH
- Standard kit: main unit, straight probe, angle probe, power adapter, BNC cable (Q9-Q9), PC software, manual, certificate, and warranty card
- Optional items: extra probes, cables, calibration blocks, and coupling agent
Questions about the MFD-6000
What frequency and scan range does the MFD-6000 list?
The specification list says 0.5 MHz to 15 MHz and a scanning range of 0–6000 mm, with gain from 0 to 110 dB.
How long does the MFD-6000 run?
The working-environment line says at least 10 hours of continuous work.
Which probes ship with the MFD-6000?
The standard list is a 2.5 MHz straight probe, 20 mm diameter, and a 4 MHz, 60°, 8×9 mm angle probe, plus a BNC (Q9-Q9) cable.
MFD-6000


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