Forum Technical Discussions Re: MS5800 Posted by: Aaron Greenbank , E-mail: Address, on July 01, 2008 at 15:45 : In Reply to: MS5800 posted by : mj , E-mail: Address, on July 01, 2008 at 13:23 : Dear Sir, My name is Aaron Greenbank, I am the Product Manager for the MS5800, based in Quebec City, Canada. I would like to answer your questions if I may. Point 1 - The MS5800 is a very flexible instrument, you can indeed do ECT and RFT with the same unit, in fact, you can also have MFL and UT/IRIS onboard the same instrument. Point 2 - You can do UT corrosion inspection with this unit, however, we do offer better options for this application than the MS5800 if you would like to discuss further. Point 3 - As for the User Friendly aspect, my answer would of course be yes it is, however, if you would like to see this for yourself, I would be more than happy to make arrangements for someone to visit you at your facilities to demonstrate the instrument. If this is of interest to you please let me know by email at aaron.greenbank@olympusndt.com and I will be happy to make these arrangments. Incidentally, we also have some excellent training materials and technical support available, this too can be discussed in detail if you wish. I hope this helps, please don't hesitate to contact me for more information. I have attached a link to the MS5800 section of our website for your attention. ----------- Start Original Message ----------- : Dear Friends, : Iam planing to buy one MS5800 Multiscan equipment. i got lots of information from friends. some oen saying its good other saying its usless. iam very fresh in this equipment. please help me to sort it out this matter. : 1. Eddy current testing for tubing (SS) and RFET for CS tubes. ( is that possible to do both with this equipment? also we have some welding joints for Eddy current. : 2. MFL inspection for pipline corrosion inspection and tank floor scanning possible with this equipment? : 3. UT corrosion inspection possible? mainly XY scanning? : 4. is this equipment is user friendly? ------------ End Original Message ------------ Tube Testing With Olympus NDT Follow Ups: Re: MS5800 mj 09:20 Jul-02-2008 (0) Post a Followup: Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: ----------- Start Original Message ----------- : Dear Sir, : My name is Aaron Greenbank, I am the Product Manager for the MS5800, based in Quebec City, Canada. I would like to answer your questions if I may. : Point 1 - The MS5800 is a very flexible instrument, you can indeed do ECT and RFT with the same unit, in fact, you can also have MFL and UT/IRIS onboard the same instrument. : Point 2 - You can do UT corrosion inspection with this unit, however, we do offer better options for this application than the MS5800 if you would like to discuss further. : Point 3 - As for the User Friendly aspect, my answer would of course be yes it is, however, if you would like to see this for yourself, I would be more than happy to make arrangements for someone to visit you at your facilities to demonstrate the instrument. If this is of interest to you please let me know by email at aaron.greenbank@olympusndt.com and I will be happy to make these arrangments. Incidentally, we also have some excellent training materials and technical support available, this too can be discussed in detail if you wish. : I hope this helps, please don't hesitate to contact me for more information. : I have attached a link to the MS5800 section of our website for your attention. : : : Dear Friends, : : Iam planing to buy one MS5800 Multiscan equipment. i got lots of information from friends. some oen saying its good other saying its usless. iam very fresh in this equipment. please help me to sort it out this matter. : : 1. Eddy current testing for tubing (SS) and RFET for CS tubes. ( is that possible to do both with this equipment? also we have some welding joints for Eddy current. : : 2. MFL inspection for pipline corrosion inspection and tank floor scanning possible with this equipment? : : 3. UT corrosion inspection possible? mainly XY scanning? : : 4. is this equipment is user friendly? ------------ End Original Message ------------ Optional Link URL: Example: "http://www....html". Alternative write "http://www.ndt.net/wshop/attach/filename.htm" if you transfered a filename.htm via FTP Page Title: is important! Optional Image URL: http://www....gif Attention! Please click the button only once. This may take a moment to process Forum Technical Discussions Help