A radar exploration device that can be used in a wide range of locations such as soil surfaces, roads, and bridges. It is a machine that uses radar methods to explore buried pipes and voids in the ground.
- Simultaneous exploration of buried objects from the surface to depth is possible with two frequencies (250MHz, 700MHz).
- No calibration of relative permittivity is required for each exploration location (automatic calibration).
- Spray marking at exploration sites is possible. Operations can be performed on a PC.
- The main unit has excellent weight balance, making it easy to handle.
- It uses a durable antenna cover, allowing it to adapt to various exploration locations.
- It can explore all types of buried objects such as water pipes, cable ducts, gas pipes, fume ducts, and PVC pipes.
- Accurate trajectory display is possible when combined with GPS location information.
- Exploration is possible up to a maximum depth of 6m (depending on ground conditions).
- Encoders (distance meters) are equipped on both sides, allowing for accurate distance measurement even on uneven surfaces.
- The scan speed is high (42 scans/m), enabling the acquisition of high-resolution waveforms.
- It features a movable and folding mechanism at the head section, providing convenient functions for portability and exploration.
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