Take lab-quality scans of pressure recording film for frequent onsite measurements. These systems detect color changes in the film to spot issues that can cause leaks and stress fractures. They’re often used with bolted joints, metal stamping, and nip rollers to measure and adjust for uneven pressure when setting up a new job. They’re also known as TOPAQ analysis systems. The scanner comes calibrated for reading pressure recording film.

The included software renders color pressure images in detail for more accurate results than visual inspection with a color correlation manual. You can create 3D images, grids, and graphs. Zoom in for a closer look at the pressure distribution throughout your system.

This is not a finite element analysis (FEA) tool. While an FEA tool uses models to predict stress and potential failures, these evaluate pressure based on your actual system. This means you’re more likely to catch issues caused by material imperfections, environmental conditions, and other real-world factors.