3DLevelScanner, also known as a 3D Solids Scanner, is the only level sensor that measures multiple points on a material's surface, providing continuous, non-contact inventory volume measurement that accounts for irregular material topography. This advanced acoustics-based technology is proven to perform in powders and bulk solids contained in bins, silos, domes, warehouses, as well as open bunkers and piles.

The MV model yields highly accurate readings of level and volume. It is appropriate for large silos. The beam angle can be automatically adjusted up to 85 degrees based on the application. With the addition of a special software tool that allows 3D representation of the stored contents for display on a remote computer screen. This feature is useful for mapping build-up loads that form randomly over time and other irregularities. This model operates at temperatures up to 185°F (85°C).

The MV model yields highly accurate readings of level and volume. It is appropriate for large silos. The beam angle can be automatically adjusted up to 85 degrees based on the application. With the addition of a special software tool that allows 3D representation of the stored contents for display on a remote computer screen. This feature is useful for mapping build-up loads that form randomly over time and other irregularities. Also designed for use in challenging materials such as clinker, alumina, frac sand, and fly ash. This model operates at temperatures up to 356°F (180°C).

The MVL System consists of multiple Scanners mounted on the same silo in order to cover more area for silo of a larger diameter. It is based on a 70° beam angle. The MVL model also presents the minimum and maximum Level/Distance measurements along with the calculated average. The MVL model has the capability of generating a dimensional representation of the stored contents on a remote computer. This feature is highly useful for mapping build-up loads that form randomly over time and other irregularities. This model operates at temperatures up to 185°F (85°C).

The MVL System consists of multiple Scanners mounted on the same silo in order to cover more area for silo of a larger diameter. It is based on a 70° beam angle. The MVL model also presents the minimum and maximum Level/Distance measurements along with the calculated average. The MVL model has the capability of generating a dimensional representation of the stored contents on a remote computer. This feature is highly useful for mapping build-up loads that form randomly over time and other irregularities. This model operates at temperatures up to 356°F (180°C).

Variable length neck extensions allow the horn assembly of the 3DLevelScanner to be easily placed in an optimal position to avoid interference by the internal bin structure. Lower the scanner body below obstructions, such as standpipes, support beams, or other construction which might block the acoustic signals.

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Used to Control the Inventory in Multiple Silos over Multiple Locations. Unlimited Users.