A rebar scanner is a non-destructive tool such as ground penetrating radar (GPR) that uses radio signals to detect and image materials within concrete structures. When the radio wave encounters an object, it reflects back and produces a reading that displays these reflections as hyperbolas on the screen. This specialized tool is used by GPR concrete scanning Project Managers to locate structural reinforcements, such as rebar, within concrete slabs before any cutting, coring, or drilling takes place.
We are using Proceq8000GP. The GP8000 is a portable concrete GPR radar. Faster, easier concrete inspections and structural imaging with SFCW ground penetrating radar technology.
Why Concrete Imaging and Scanning is Essential
When planning any work on a concrete structure whether for a renovation or repair project there’s always a risk of encountering hidden obstacles like:
Without proper scanning, these hidden elements can lead to significant safety hazards, equipment damage, and costly project delays. Our concrete imaging and scanning services minimize these risks by providing clear, accurate data about the internal structure of concrete slabs and walls.
Safe and Accurate Detection
We use advanced Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and X-ray technology to perform non-destructive testing on concrete. This allows us to:
Our scanning techniques ensure safe cutting, coring, and drilling while preserving the structural integrity of the concrete, avoiding costly mistakes and potential hazards.
Professional Expertise
Our team consists of highly trained and fully insured professionals with extensive experience in concrete scanning. With a solid reputation in the industry, we deliver accurate, reliable data for construction, renovation, and repair projects. Our experts:
Our experienced team uses advanced hydrographic and geophysical surveying equipment to capture accurate, reliable data for your off-shore operations, ensuring safe and efficient planning.
Applications:
Investigation of pavement and bridge decks, Location of Rebar and live wires before drilling, cutting and coring, shallow utility locating and Concrete Quality Assessment.
