Shallow live wire detector 【HILTI】 Multi Detector PS50
Multi Detector PS50 / Hilti Japan (HILTI)
A detector optimal for confirming the position of rebar and CD pipes, distinguishing types, and estimating cover thickness.
Detection of buried objects up to a maximum depth of 150m (when using concrete mode). Confirmation of buried object locations before drilling. Identification of types of buried objects such as rebar, non-ferrous metals, and CD pipes. Estimation of cover thickness.
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basic information
It is now possible to drill a single hole while avoiding interference with buried objects, improving work efficiency. With an easy-to-read display, the type of buried object and the thickness of overlap can be easily visually confirmed. It is compatible with various base materials such as concrete and partition walls. Compact size that fits in one hand.
Price information
160,000 yen (excluding tax)
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P3
※The delivery time may vary depending on the quantity, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
Detection of buried objects up to a maximum depth of 150m (when using concrete mode). Confirmation of buried object location before drilling. Identification of the types of buried objects such as rebar, non-ferrous metals, and CD pipes. Estimation of cover thickness.
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Many of the social infrastructures such as roads, tunnels, bridge piers, railways, water supply and sewage systems, and ports, which were intensively developed after the period of rapid economic growth, will reach over 50 years since their construction around 2030. There are concerns about the aging of social infrastructure. Additionally, due to the declining birthrate and aging population, Japan is facing a decrease in its population, leading to challenges such as labor shortages and worsening fiscal conditions. As a result, there is a growing demand for establishing a maintenance cycle for future social infrastructure, with increasing needs for "inspection," "diagnosis," "repair," and "renewal." Measurement technology services aim to contribute to the development of social infrastructure and a society where people can live with peace of mind by providing services based on the "knowledge," "experience," and "technology" cultivated since its founding in 1995. These services include the sale, repair, and calibration of non-destructive testing equipment and buried object detection devices, as well as customization and development of equipment and software, rental services, consultation for surveys, dispatching instructors, and holding seminars.