6MP Color NDT Display —
Wide-Format Comparison
The DBI 6MP wide-format NDT display puts reference and test radiographs on one seamless screen, with no bezel breaking the view. One matched DICOM calibration covers the full width, so a defect reads the same on either side of the comparison. Every unit pairs with CFS and is integrated and serviced in the USA.
- Wide Format for Side-by-Side Comparison
- One Seamless Screen, No Bezel Gap
- Calibrated Grayscale for DICONDE Review
6MP Resolution
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Integrated Calibration
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Seamless Wide Format
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Built for DICONDE Workflows
Engineered for Side-by-Side Comparison
The 6MP wide-format NDT display is built for reference-versus-test comparison on a single surface.
One uniform calibration and a seamless screen keep both images consistent, with no bezel interrupting the eye
One Seamless Screen for Comparison
Reference and Test, No Bezel Between Them
Reference-versus-test comparison is central to radiographic interpretation. A single wide screen shows both images side by side with no bezel splitting the view, so the eye moves between them without interruption. A wide viewing angle keeps the image clear when two people review together.
- Seamless Wide Surface for Two Images
- No Bezel Gap Between Compared Views
- Faster Reference-to-Test Comparison
- Wide Viewing Angle for Shared Review
- Multi-Resolution Modes for Different Layouts
One Matched Calibration Across the Full Screen
Identical Grayscale on Both Sides of the Comparison
Comparison only holds when both images obey the same grayscale. A built-in front sensor and DBI’s CFS Calibration Suite calibrate the entire wide panel to the DICOM grayscale standard as one surface, not two halves. CFS logs conformance and flags drift before it can skew a comparison
- Single Calibration Across the Whole Surface
- Front-Sensor Automatic Calibration
- Calibrated to the DICOM GSDF (DICOM Part 14)
- CFS Local Agent and WebManager Included
- Conformance Reporting and Alerting
Both Halves Stay Matched Over Time
Uniform Output as the Backlight Ages
A large format panel has to stay even across its full width for comparison. A backlight sensor and luminance uniformity control keep brightness consistent from edge to edge as the display ages. Digital ambient light compensation steadies the image as room light changes.
- Tight Luminance Uniformity
- Backlight Sensor Compensation over Time
- Digital Ambient Light Compensation
- Scheduled Conformance and Calibration via CFS
USA Integration, Service, and Support
Integrated, Calibrated, and Tested in Colorado
Every wide-format unit is assembled, calibrated, and tested at DBI’s Colorado facility. Because DBI develops its own calibration software, support is direct and resolution is quick, with no overseas RMA process.
- Advance Hot-Swap Included
- Full 5 Calendar Year Warranty
- Direct Line to USA-Based Support Specialists
- Swift Issue Resolution and Minimized Downtime
- Proven Long-Term System Reliability
- Evaluated, Configured & Maintained in the USA
- Trusted Across Large-Scale Healthcare Organizations
6MP NDT Specifications
Key technical details for evaluating performance, compatibility, and long-term deployment requirements.
Resolution
3280 x 2048 (6MP)
Screen Size and Active Area
30″ Diagonal Screen; 25.40″x16.11″ Active Area
Screen Type
LED Backlit LCD
Brightness
1300 cd/m2; 350-600 cd/m2 Calibrated Brightness Recommended
Contrast
2000:1
Viewing Angle
178 Degrees Typical
Pixel Pitch
0.2115mm x 0.2115mm
Response Time
5ms (GtG at Faster)
Video Inputs
DisplayPort (2), USB (2 Up, 2 Down)
Dimensions W x H x D (Inches)
13.5 x 25.2 x 9.24 w/ Stand; 13.5 x 19.1 x 2.9 w/o Stand
Weight (lbs)
15.4 lbs w/ Stand ; 11.1 lbs w/o Stand
Power Supply
External for added reliability. AC Input to power brick: 100-240V
Power Consumption (on/savings)
75W/ Less than 2W during Power save
Device Safety & EMC for Industrial Imaging
CE, cUL, FCC Part 15, EN/IEC 60950-1, EN/IEC 55032, EN/IEC 55024, RoHS, REACH, WEEE
Recommended Use
Side-by-Side Radiograph Comparison, Reference-vs-Test Review, Pipeline & Weld Inspection
Other Features
6MP NDT FAQs
Why choose a 6MP wide display instead of two monitors?
A single wide screen removes the bezel gap between compared images and applies one calibration across the whole surface. Comparison is faster, and grayscale is consistent from one side to the other.
How does it keep both compared images consistent?
The full panel is calibrated to the DICOM grayscale standard as one surface, and luminance uniformity control keeps brightness even edge to edge. A defect therefore reads the same wherever it appears on screen.
What inspection work is it best suited to?
Reference-versus-test comparison — for example pipeline girth welds, plate welds, and serial-part review where a known-good radiograph is held against a test image.
Does removing the bezel gap really matter?
Yes. With two monitors, the bezel interrupts the image and forces the eye to jump a physical gap. A seamless surface keeps the comparison continuous and reduces the chance of missing an indication at the join.
Is it built for DICONDE workflows?
Yes. It is calibrated to the DICOM grayscale standard used for DICONDE review (ASTM E2339), so DICONDE images display with consistent grayscale across the full width.
How is the large format panel kept stable over time?
A backlight sensor compensates as the panel ages, ambient compensation steadies output as room light changes, and CFS re-calibrates on a schedule to hold the match across the service life.
Comparison work is only as reliable as the screen it runs on.
Talk to our team about a 6MP wide-format NDT display that keeps reference and test images matched, backed by USA-based calibration support.
