Papworths Construction Testing Equipment (PCTE), a leading supplier of concrete non-destructive (NDT) and laboratory testing equipment is now moving ahead with the use of GPR “Ground Penetrating Radar” an imaging technology to image subsurface.

Papworths Construction Testing Equipment (PCTE) is a dominant company started in 2004. It provides a wide range of testing equipment and testing-related services for the construction industry throughout Australia. PCTE also have a huge variety of high-end and advanced testing tools like Geotechnical Instrument, Ground Penetrating Radars and Laboratory tools etc.

PCTE is well known for providing authentic testing equipment and services and now they are utilizing GPR and Utility Locating Equipment for exploring the concrete structure and earth’s subsurface. GPR is a non-destructive method which is used to detect the objects on the subsurface as well as the changes in material properties. It uses electromagnetic radiations and detects the reflected signal from a subsurface structure. PCTE is using the GPR systems to identify the changes in electrical and magnetic properties in the ground. PCTE’s GPR systems are useful in locating underground utility lines, reinforcing and post tensioning in concrete, monitor airplane runways for structural integrity, detect unexploded landmines as well as forensic research and surveying land with the help of a few related equipment like Proceq GPR live, Profometer cover meter etc. PCTE also provides rare construction testing equipment which is very hard to find in regular market.

Discuss your requirements with PCTE for all types of NDT needs. Experts of PCTE are always ready to assist you with all your queries. To know more, you can visit their website at https://www.pcte.com.au/, or call them on (08) 9322 4020.
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PCTE supplies a range of equipment from around the world to offer you a one-stop shop with all the latest equipment. Concrete Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) comprises testing a property of concrete, largely without damaging the concrete to assess some parameter that either directly or indirectly provides a required characteristic of the concrete or its embedment. For more details, you can contact us on the website.