The Hidden Costs of Manual NDT Processes
NDT is essential in maintaining asset integrity in industries like oil and gas. However, many companies still rely on manual processes that introduce inefficiencies and risks.
NDT is essential in maintaining asset integrity in industries like oil and gas. However, many companies still rely on manual processes that introduce inefficiencies and risks.
The NDT processes in Germany's largest refinery should become digital in order to increase quantity, quality, speed and transparency. The MiRO refinery selected DIMATE for the …
Learn more DIMATE PACS at MiRO: Digital NDT in Germany's largest refinery
Our recent showcase at OEEC Amsterdam, where DIMATE's Global Energy Manager delivered an overview of PACS components and how it seamlessly connects IDMS and NDT devices.
DIMATE PACS has revolutionized inspection image management and inspection data processing, introducing a new era of efficiency and accuracy in plant inspections.
Learn more Closing the Gaps: DIMATE PACS Redefines Plant Inspection Workflow
We're taking a major step forward in non-destructive evaluation with the development of an AI module that automatically detects plant components in NDE RT-images and applies …
Learn more Revolutionizing the inspection of energy plants: DIMATE introduces a new AI module
The automated calibration of RT test images in the DIMATE Viewer Pro significantly increases measurement reliability when determining residual wall thicknesses in pipelines.
DIMATE offers a central and structured lifetime documentation for relevant components with integration into the customer's administrative systems and thus closes the existing gap.
Learn more Component Content Management for the Energy Industry
A story about what NDT can learn from medicine, and especially radiology, in terms of digital workflows. After all, the path to "diagnosing" a knee and a component is almost identical.
Learn more A look into the medical field: This is how digitalization works!
The DIMATE Viewer Pro now has a new feature for stitching RT images: the images are registered and digitally stitched together to form an overall image.
Learn more New function in DIMATE Viewer Pro: Stitching of RT images
Whether it's new non-financial reporting requirements or supply chain laws, large companies in Europe are increasingly legally required to report on their sustainability activities …
Digitizing inspection processes with DIMATE PACS eliminates the need for X-ray film, chemicals, paper or archive rooms. It also reduce ...
Learn more We make industrial customers more sustainable with our PACS software
Numerous refineries are already implementing DIMATE PACS – you should also consider catching a digital wave with us. Let’s PACS!
Learn more 10 reasons to boost your digital inspection processes with DIMATE PACS
At DIMATE, we have developed software that fulfils all the criteria of an Inspection Data Lake to enable the use of AI in the process industry.
With DIMATE Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), DIMATE offers the end-to-end digital testing and inspection workflow from the cloud.
Energy, Oil & Gas: Predictive maintenance starts with a digital inspection management.
Learn more Predictive maintenance needs digital inspection data
How much does an hour of shutdown of your plant cost in the turnaround? The amount you save will be immense – and will cover the amount you invested in the DIMATE PACS within 2 …
Learn more Digital NDT with the DIMATE PACS is amortized within one day
Digital NDT can reduce the time needed for image evaluation and audit-proof storage of all test documents by up to 70 percent.
Learn more Complete your testing processes 70 percent faster – with the DIMATE PACS
With the DIMATE PACS, unambiguous evidence is only a few mouse clicks away.
The acronym PACS stands for Picture Archiving and Communication System, i.e. a system to store and process digital image data.
Learn more What is a NDT-PACS and what do you get out of it?
DIMATE GmbH
Lothringer Allee 2
44805 Bochum, Germany
fon +49 234 545039-900
fax +49 234 545039-910
Interested in our Privacy Statement?