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The Tectron model 8050 metal detector is the only pulsed eddy current metal detector that is
able to differentiate between magnetic and non-magnetic metals. Originally developed for
iron ore mines to work in conjunction with an electromagnet, the model 8050 comes with an
output for indicating that non-magnetic metal is detected, and can also be outfitted with a
magnet activation circuit to turn on a downstream electromagnet for automatic removal of the
magnetic tramp metal.
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Phone: +1 904-394-0683
5820 Commonwealth Ave
Fax: +1 904-394-0691
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FEATURES & BENEFITS Specifications Values
• Single, Field Replaceable, Solid State plug Ferrous—5% of Aperture
-in Electronic Module: Simple to service & Sensitivity
Non-Ferrous—6% of Aperture
maintain with interchangeable boards
Electronics Field Replaceable Solid State Electronics
• Potentiometers for adjusting sensitivity:
Easy to operate Enclosure NEMA 4 (IP65) std. (4X, 7, 9 available)
• Function and metal indication LED’s: En- Interconnecting Cable 25 feet (8m) standard
sures you always know the status of your
Fiberglass reinforced plastic frame with
metal detector Construction
reinforced fiberglass antennas
• Self Test Circuits: Simplifies troubleshooting Input Voltage 110/220VAC, 50/60Hz
by automatically diagnosing problem
No Output Load—190 Watts
• Adjustable Frequency: Frequency adjust- Power Requirements
ment can eliminate airborne interference from Max Output Load—850 Watts
motors, CB radios, and other external sources Direct Output (Non-magnetic Metal Detect)
– Switched Supply (Mains)
• Flexible Design & Programming: Custom- Outputs
ized to meet unique application requirements Optional Timed output (Magnetic Metal
Detect) - Switched Supply (Mains)
• Rugged Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic
14 to 120° F (-10 to +50° C) - Extended
frame & Antennas: Able to withstand the Operating Temperature
temperature ranges on request
harshest environments