Specialists of OKOndt GROUP™ demonstrated to the technical department of Polskie Koleje Państwowe S.A. the UDS2-77 ultrasonic rail flaw detector operation and discussed the possibility to modify the equipment, namely, the frame structure modification as per PKP requirements.
OKOndt GROUP™'s first appearance at one of the most significant railway forums — trade show for transport technology InnoTrans-2018, which took place in Berlin on September 18-21. The show was very impressive through numbers: 150 thousand visitors, 3 thousand exhibitors that came from 60 countries, our company among them as well!
In the Fall 2018, the specialists of our company met with the partners from South Korea, Korea Technology Science, Co., Ltd company. OKOndt GROUP™'s engineers demonstrated operation of our devices at the metropolitan of Seoul, as well as on the railway track, namely: ultrasonic flaw detectors Sonocon B and UDS2-77 and eddy current flaw detector Eddycon C, that detected all the defects in the rails with a very precise sizing and locating of the same.
October 28-31, 2018, Houston, TX (USA) housed the Annual Exhibition organized by the American Society for Nondestructive Testing. Our delegates took part in this major international NDT forum for the fifth time. Specialists of OKOndt GROUP held several meetings with the colleagues, during which they discussed vital problems of the industry, and demonstrated an array of developments at the booth, namely: wireless welds testing system TOFD Man, single rail line flaw detection trolley, and multipurpose flaw detectors.
From June 11 through June 15, our team successfully presented a number of modern devices for nondestructive testing of our own production, partly in live demonstration, partly with the posters that adorned our stand.
"OKOndt GROUP" represents a group of companies with more than 30-year experience in research, development and manufacture of NDT products for industrial clients all over the world, who endeavor to ensure high-level operational safety, quality, and reliability.
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