Limited-Time Offer: Boost Your Foundation Testing Capabilities with PDA and TIP™ Technology
If you’re in the deep foundation industry, you know how crucial it is to have the right tools for accurate, efficient testing. Pile Dynamics, Inc. (PDI) is making it easier than ever to upgrade your testing capabilities with a special limited-time offer: purchase a Pile Driving Analyzer® (PDA) system and receive an introductory price on the cutting-edge Thermal Integrity Profile Evaluator (TIP™).
Why Upgrade to the PDA System?
The Pile Driving Analyzer (PDA) is one of the industry’s most trusted tools for assessing driven pile integrity and performance. With the latest PDA-8G model, you’ll get:
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Flexible Configurations: Choose between up to 8 data acquisition channels in a wired setup or up to 16 channels in a wireless configuration.
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Universal Channel Compatibility: Any sensor type—strain transducers, accelerometers—can connect to any channel.
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Smart Sensor Technology: The PDA-8G auto-recognizes sensor type, serial number, and calibration data.
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Streamlined Software Integration: Use the same software on both the PDA unit and your PC. PDIPLOT software is also fully integrated.
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High-Speed Data Collection: Collect data at rates up to 120 blows per minute (BPM), perfect for testing piles driven by high-speed hydraulic hammers.
Take Integrity Testing Further with TIP™
The Thermal Integrity Profiler (TIP™) adds a powerful dimension to your testing suite, providing thermal profiling of cast-in-place concrete foundations. This advanced technology:
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Evaluates concrete both inside and outside the reinforcing cage.
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Detects necking, inclusions, bulges, and variations in concrete cover.
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Accurately assesses shaft shape and cage alignment.
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Conducts tests during concrete curing, accelerating your construction schedule.
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Offers real-time data access through PDI ATLAS™ Secured Cloud Services.
TIP™ uses NIST-traceable thermal sensors to capture subtle temperature changes as concrete cures. With the TAG and TAP Edge boxes linked to thermal wire cables, the system transmits data to PDI Atlas, where it can be accessed onsite or remotely in real time.
