James Instruments Inc.
James Instruments Inc. is the leading manufacturer of non-destructive test equipment for concrete and other coarse grained materials. We supply the instruments that measure and analyze strength, structure, corrosion and moisture in concrete.
- 1-800-426-6500
773-463-6565 - 773-463-0009
- info@ndtjames.com
- 3727 N. Kedzie Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618
United States
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Concrete Measuring and Monitoring System
IQM-Meter
Designed specifically for monitoring and analyzing fresh concrete, the IQM Module is programmed with the required Equivalent Age of the concrete under test. Once this preset maturity number is reached, a visual indicator will flash continuously, providing an effective, automatic indication that the concrete has reached the desired level of maturity.
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Rebar Corrosion Rate Determination System
Gecor 6
Measures the rate of corrosion and other parameters of rebars. The Gecor 6 utilizes the polarization resistance technique to establish the corrosion rate. This is a quantitative measure of the amount of steel oxidizing at the time of measurement. Up to 100 readings can be stored in memory for later uploading to a Personal Computer.
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Ultrasonic Transducers
Low frequency transducers for ultrasonic testing of concrete and other course grained materials. Shear Wave transducers (pictured above) are used in combination with compressional wave transducers to calculate Poisson's Ratio. The line of general-purpose compressional wave transducers feature robust PZT elements in stainless steel.
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Resonant Frequency Testing
E-Meter MK II™
Determines resonant frequencies of the three modes of vibration. Material characteristics such as Youngs Modulus of Elasticity, Modulus of Rigidity, Poissons Ratio and Damping Constant can be calculated. Frequencies are automatically scanned in one of four ranges. The system can determine flexural resonance of concrete under accelerated freezing and thawing cycles and aggressive environments.
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Resistivity Meter for Concrete
Ohmcorr Test System™
OhmCorr has two probes spaced 1.97" (5cm) apart which are placed in holes drilled to a depth of 3/8th" (8mm) and filled with conductive gel. The direct digital read-out of resistivity is displayed on the LCD when the control switch is activated. OhmCorr and CorMap, when used together, provide an economical and sound diagnostic system of corrosion in reinforced concrete.
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Ultrapulse
The James Ultrapulse is ideally suited for the testing of ceramic materials, refractories, plastics and laminates. Ultrasonic velocity measurement permits accurate and repeatable calculation of modulus of electricity, bulk density and the detection of cracks. Stored data can be uploaded to a PC with the optional hand-held terminal. The Ultrapulse can be used with a wide range of ultrasonic stansducers for all of your ceramic testing needs.
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Digital Test Hammers
James Instruments? digital test hammers are an advanced, completely automated system for estimating concrete compressive strength. Its calculation, memory and recording functions allow for quick, easy and accurate test results.
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Moisture Testing
Determine moisture in concrete and other construction materials. Meter for rapid determination of moisture content in sand and other fine or coarse aggregates. moisture content in Solid Materials. Includes Meter, Test Cable and Case. Meter for the Rapid Determination of Moisture Content in Different Types of Soil. Determination of Water/Cement Content Ratio in Fresh Concrete. (Type R for Regular Water Cement Ranges. Type L for Low Water Cement Ranges.)
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Testing Released Water Vapor
Humiditest™ Complete System
The James Instruments Humitest System allows the concrete practitioner to monitor and ensure that a new structure is dry enough to proceed with the next phase of construction. This is especially critical for concrete structures requiring a coating, carpeting or similar floor or covering treatment. Installing such treatments before the concrete is sufficiently dry will typically cause expensive failures in the covering treatment. The only accurate way to ensure that the concrete is sufficiently dry enough to safely avoid expensive re-work is via a bore hole humidity test system, such as the Humitest System
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Chloride Test System
C-CL-2000
The C-CL-2000 produces results on-site, within minutes that are accurate and comparable to expensive laboratory tests. It measures the electrochemical reaction of a weighted sample placed in an extraction liquid. It automatically shows a temperature compensated reading of percent of chlorides on its digital display. A wide range - from 0.002 to 2% chloride by weight - is covered.
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Ultra-sonic Test System
V-Meter
The V-Meter is an advanced ultrasonic, pulse-velocity test system widely used for quality control and evaluation of concrete structures. It can identify non-homogeneous conditions such as voids, cracks, honeycombs and frozen concrete.
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Strength Testing of Concrete, Brick and Mortar
Windsor Pin System
Measures the compressive strength of concrete, mortar and brick in-situ, quickly, accurately. A non-explosive instrument, the Windsor Pin System uses a spring-loaded device to drive a steel pin into the concrete or mortar.
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Advanced Rebar Corrosion Rate Determination System
Gecor 8
James Instruments Gecor 8 represents the latest technology in steel reinforcing bar corrosion rate determination. It combines state of the art embedded microprocessor systems and computerized flash technology with the world's leading research in reinforcing bar corrosion rate analysis.
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Measures Wide Range of Anchor Strengths
Anchor Test System
Two models, each with two different gauge capabilities enable precision readings over a wide range of applications - from light to heavy duty loads. The standard system has a pull stroke of two inches with an option to extend to four inches. The longer pull stroke allows for complete extraction of most fixings in one simple operation. A load diffusion bridge and pyramid are available to keep reaction loads away from the anchor point.
