RONDO

The RONDO platform is designed to provide full-volumetric inspection of tubes and long products and is available in four varieties:

• RONDO GT. The tube or bar is positioned in a dedicated inspection station, where it is rotated beneath a gantry that moves the ultrasonic testing (UT) and eddy current (EC) inspection clusters along its length. It permits covering a large array of diameters from 50 to 900mm and can reach inspection speeds of 60m/min (2m/s).
• RONDO CP. Permits inspection of round, square, and hexagonal bars at up to 48m/min. The product is pushed through an immersion tank with stationary Circular Probes providing full coverage without requiring rotation of the workpiece. It can handle long products from 30-250mm.
• RONDO RT. Designed for the inspection of small-diameter tubes and round bars ranging from 6 to 65 mm in diameter. The system uses simultaneous rotation and axial traversal of the product through the inspection area, with typical inspection speeds reaching up to 50 m/min.
• RONDO HPC. Custom design for high-speed inspection of High-Pressure Cylinders.

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Applications:

• RONDO GT: Large Tubes, Billets, Logs Gantry‍
• RONDO CP: Round and Square Bars – No Rotation‍
• RONDO RT: Tubes and Round Bars – Roto Traverse‍
• RONDO HPC: High-Pressure Cylinders

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