POROSCOPE
Features
- Portable pore testers for detecting pores and cracks in surfaces
- Robust, for use on construction sites or in manufacturing
- Compliance with safety requirements according to ISO 2746
- Simple operation thanks to intuitive menu navigation, lighted display and rotary pushbutton
- Extensive selection of electrodes for every application
- Continuously adjustable test voltage and detection sensitivity, electronic test voltage monitoring
- Optical and acoustic pore indication
- Clear display of the test voltage in the test head
- Available in three voltage ranges:
- POROSCOPE HV5: 0.8โ5kV
- POROSCOPE HV20: 4โ20kV
- POROSCOPE HV40: 8โ40kV
Applications
- Fast and safe pore testing on coated metals
- Enamel- or plastic-coated tanks for mineral oils, boilers, pipes, hot-water tanks and heat exchangers
- Corrosion protection coatings on ships' hulls
- Plastic-coated packaging for foodstuffs and medicines
- Inspection of electrostatically chargeable objects
High-voltage holiday detector with the renowned quality of Fischer
To ensure thorough safeguarding against corrosion, the protective layers must be free of pores, cracks and embedded foreign bodies. This prevents aggressive substances from coming into contact with the carrier material. With Fischerโs holiday detectors, you can easily identify cracks in coatings made of electrically non-conductive materials. We offer three different models: POROSCOPEยฎ HV5, POROSCOPEยฎ HV20 and POROSCOPEยฎ HV40. They offer a range of test voltages suitable for almost every coating thickness and every kind of coating material.
The pore testing is carried out by means of a constant DC voltage between 0.8 and 40 kV. But youโre at no risk of danger: Fischer high-voltage pore testers meet all the safety requirements of ISO 2746. In addition, these handheld devices are very robust โ ideal for conducting inspections even under harsh conditions. Regardless of how challenging the application, youโre always properly equipped with Fischer holiday detectors. From fine pore inspections on plastic coatings or sterile, air-tight packaging for medicinal or food products right through to checking the plastic or enamel coatings used to protect tanks, ships' hulls or piping against corrosion.
