Overview
XRSounder™ is a next-generation, non-destructive method for detecting delamination in concrete slabs. Developed to replace outdated and subjective techniques like chain drag, XRSounder™ delivers instant, objective data on surface-level concrete defects—without the guesswork. With a digital console interface, compact folding design, and ultra-sensitive accuracy, XRSounder™ empowers inspection teams to make confident, cost-effective decisions in the field. The result: improved safety and precise insights you can trust.
Benefits
Applications
Preventative Maintenance
Detect early-stage delamination to plan proactive repairs and extend asset life.
Large-Scale Monitoring
Ideal for bridges, parkades, plazas, and large concrete surfaces requiring regular health checks.
Repair Planning
Quantify the location and extent of defects to accurately estimate concrete removal and replacement.
Risk Mitigation
Identify and address safety hazards in critical infrastructure before they escalate.
Who Uses It
– Municipalities
– Engineers
– Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Companies
– Inspection Consultants
The Equipment
XRSounder™ is engineered to combine intuitive use with powerful diagnostic capabilities. It integrates an impact-echo-style sensor array and digital analysis into a compact, mobile frame.
Objective & Reliable
Data-driven and repeatable—removes subjectivity from inspection.
Visual & Instant
Live feedback via onboard console offers real-time visualization of structural condition.
Accurate
Capable of identifying delamination as small as 1 sq ft.
Portable & Ergonomic
Foldable, lightweight design for easy transport and minimal operator fatigue.
Whether you’re managing preventative maintenance programs or overseeing critical structural inspections, XRSounder™ ensures you have the tools to get it right the first time.
FAQS
Service FAQs
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XRSounder geomaps delamination live to a CAD-exportable file. The device includes XRMapper post-processing software, allowing engineers and inspectors to digitally map large areas, overlay data, and historically track condition assessments over time.
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It is built for large concrete structures, including parking garages (parkades), bridge decks, warehouse and industrial floors, and municipal infrastructure.
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Yes. XRSounder effectively locates and maps areas where protective coatings or membranes have lost adhesion, helping to prevent costly water ingress and surface failure that traditional sounding might miss.
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The system offers high-resolution, pinpoint detection capable of resolving concrete defects and delamination down to one square foot. This accuracy enables early intervention and helps prevent costly, widespread repairs.
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Recent Examples of Our Work
A look at some of our recent projects – from small site scans to complex structural assessments. These projects show the variety of work we do, and how our accuracy keeps your project on track.
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- Building Information Modelling (BIM)
- Concrete Coring
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- Indoor Utility Locating
- Pre-Design
- Pre-Design Scanning
- Pre-Pour Documentation
- Structural Investigation
- Ultrasound Investigation
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Introducing GRAD: Unlocking the Full Value of GPR Data
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