SDT270

Your Versatile, Portable Ultrasound Solution

Downtime is a constant threat to your assets.

It's a fact: All machines can fail. You need a solution that helps predict those failures early. Schedule your maintenance tasks on your terms. Let SDT help you take back control of your assets.

Whether it’s in the form of equipment failures, unplanned production downtime or costly, last-minute repairs, you need a device that helps you maximize uptime, minimize costs and maintain control of your assets.

The SDT270 ultrasound detector provides greater insight into the health of your assets. It helps you control energy costs, predict failures, improve product quality and increase overall production uptime. With your SDT ultrasound solution, you have the ability to predict and prevent failures before they occur. Stop relying on the reactive, fire-fighting maintenance measures of the past and start a proactive approach.

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SDT’s Building Blocks Concept Enables Flexibility

The SDT270 ultrasound solution remains true to our reputation for intelligent instrument design. SDT’s Building Blocks concept combines options for hardware flexibility, software for data management and sensors that promote ergonomics, safety and ease of use. The SDT270, in combination with the Ultranalysis Suite, maintains simplicity for those who need it while providing sophistication for those who want it.

Ultranalysis® Suite 2

Powerful software to manage intelligent hardware

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SDT270 Ultrasonic Detector: Reliability’s Most Versatile Technology

Use your SDT270 ultrasound solution for a number of applications in your plant.

Bearing Monitoring – Identify early-stage bearing defects to prevent unplanned failures.
Leak Detection – Find and fix leaks to cut your energy costs by 40%.
Electrical Systems – Scan your electrical systems for partial discharge faults.
Steam Traps – Identify failed steam traps that reduce system efficiency.
Valve Monitoring – Inspect valves to identify defect conditions.
Condition Monitoring – Keep a pulse on the condition of your plant’s assets.
Marine Applications – Tightness testing and condition monitoring keeps your vessel “Ship Shape”.
TankTest – Reveal leaks in underground storage tanks.

SDT270 Ultrasound Features

Measures ultrasound, vibration, RPM, humidity and temperature from one instrument
Two channel inputs to connect ultrasound and multifunction sensors with accessories simultaneously
Unmatched accuracy and repeatability for reliable trending and analysis in ultrasound detection and measurements
Upgradeable firmware to grow with your needs
Planned and Conditional Survey modes to guide you logically through your plant
Device and software available in six languages (EN, FR, DU, GE, ES, IT)
IP-addressable to access Internet support and training

ATEX Certified

The SDT270 meets the requirements set by ATEX for use in the most dangerous and potentially explosive atmospheres in the world. For the first time, ultrasound inspectors working in intrinsically safe-rated zones now have access to the unique and advanced features of the SDT270.

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Doug Stangier

“Our maintenance teams have taken a keen interest in the compatibility of utilizing SDT ultrasound instruments and marrying that technology with vibration analysis to get a deeper understanding of our assets and detecting failures prior to them becoming catastrophic. Outstanding products with outstanding people make SDT an awesome part of the maintenance reliability world.”

Doug Stangier – Maintenance Manager, CMRP CRL

Alexandre Vigean “Ultrasonic measurements can detect potential problems on bearings and also confirm assumptions of wear. These functions were successfully identified by SDT and our team during a survey. With this first experience and equipped with our new instrument, we are now able to propose to our customers a survey of their bearings in order to monitor them and to make an early diagnosis of the state of wear of the rotating elements. ”