LUDECA Device / Instrument
SDT Sherlog and HATCHecker Marine Ultrasound
SDT Sherlog ultrasound detectors and the SDT HATCHecker for hatch-cover weather tightness testing and on-board maintenance on ships.
Description
The SDT Sherlog ultrasound detectors have a proven track record in the marine industry for testing hatch covers for tightness, protecting cargo from seawater and weather damage. They are also used on board to monitor machinery condition, locate electrical faults, and check for steam and gas leaks.
The SDT HATCHecker is an ultrasound solution for testing vessel weather tightness and pinpointing the exact location of leaks in hatch covers.
Key features
- Sherlog Mate and Sherlog Master detectors
- HATCHecker with ergonomic flexible sensor and T-Sonic9 transmitter
- SHERLOG Reporter app for managing and reporting hatch-cover surveys
Applications
- Hatch-cover tightness testing on cargo ships
- On-board machinery condition monitoring and leak detection
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