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SHENZHEN HIGHNESS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CO. LTD

W4M11

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"Shenzhen Hengli Industrial Development was founded in 1997, a supplier of non-destructive testing, physical and chemical inspection, and aviation chemicals. It is a distributor of Carestream NDT industrial film and digital systems, BASF-Chemetall aviation chemicals, and SIUI industrial ultrasound products, providing complete equipment and consumables and laboratory solutions. In the power transmission field, it has cooperated with Fujian Electric Power Research Institute to launch an Overhead Transmission Line Radiographic Testing System, which can be used for flaw detection solutions from single-conductor to eight-split full-voltage-class lines
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OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINE UNIVERSAL HIGH-ALTITUDE RADIOGRAPHIC INSPECTION ROBOT

OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINE UNIVERSAL HIGH-ALTITUDE RADIOGRAPHIC INSPECTION ROBOT

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"Product II Name: Quad-bundle specialized high-altitude radiography inspection robot. Scope of Application: Specially designed for quad-bundle conductors, offering high inspection efficiency. A single mounting can complete the radiographic inspection work of all 4 connection fittings on a quad-bundle conductor. Main Features: (1) Adopting four-wheel drive running rollers, equipped with dual-line crawling and obstacle-crossing functions to accurately reach designated positions. (2) Utilizing telescoping, swinging, and other adjustment mechanisms to complete the inspection of quad-bundle conductors and their connection fittings.
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