ADMT Detector for Underground Cavity, Buried Treasure, Metals, and Gems

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ADMT Detector for Underground Cavity, Buried Treasure, Metals and Gems

Model:
ADMT-20K/60K-X
Features:
Product advantages: 48 years of research and development history. accurate and reliable data. fast imaging on mobile phones or tablets. high-performance wireless sensors. direct detection of concrete surfaces.

Automatic imaging.The 7" Android touch screen is intelligent in real time into 2D, 3D and curved images.

Precise and stable.The disadvantages of natural electromagnetic field sources, which are inconsistent in size and change from time to time, are solved and the accuracy is greatly improved.

Triple screen interoperability.The instrument screen, mobile phone screen and computer screen are interoperable.

Intelligent and flexible.MN electrode and TT probe measurement can be switched, and wireless probe or water hunting golden hoop can be selected.

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ADMT series of three-dimensional imaging cavity detectors are the most advanced professional-grade geophysical archaeological detectors for three-dimensional imaging in the industry.

The instrument reflects the change of underground resistivity by measuring the strength of the natural electromagnetic field to analyze and judge the location, size, depth and other related information of underground cavities, ground breaking, and karst caves.

it plays a huge role in the construction of archaeological excavation, cavity disasters, etcIt belongs to the professional geophysical cavity detector and is favored by professional archaeological exploration enthusiasts and professional cultural relics and archaeological units.

It has been listed to obtain several invention patents (Patent No. 201310205318.9, 201110454869.X, 201320054153.5, 201120214308.8, 201120567915.2, 201320303919.9) and has been recognized as a high-tech achievement transformation project in Shanghai.

Main uses:IIt is used for archaeological exploration projects such as finding cellars, tombs, and ground breaking,Used for disaster investigations such as finding underground cavities, mined-out areas, and stratum subsidence cavities.