Friday, May 14, 2010

Product News - The New IML Resistograph MD300 - starting at $995

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Measuring instrument for preliminary inspections:
  • For detection of cavities, rot, cracks and remaining wall
    thickness
  • Measuring of the drill bit depth penetration resistance by
    reading off the manual display
Technical Details:
  • Quick results/On the spot analysis
  • Simple and quick application
  • Drilling Depth: 12inch
  • Drilling Depth is shown at a scale of 1:1
Price:
  • $995 (without Bosch Drill)
  • $1,295 with 12V Bosch Drill
  • $1,595 with 18V Bosch Drill
Call us today for more information at 800-815-2389 or email us at imlusa@gmail.com!

Thursday, January 14, 2010

New Resistograph Video for Tree Risk Assessment

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New Resistograph Video - Tree Risk Assessment with the Resistograph

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Remaining 2009 IML Newsletters

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IML Update:
Here are the remaining email newsletters for 2009! Have a great New Year!

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Pole Inspections in the Digital Age

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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Resistograph Application Seminar in St. Johns, NF - Canada

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NL & Lab Hydro employee during
the first pole inspection
training session










NL & Lab Hydro Employees
during the Resistograph
Application Seminar

Friday, May 15, 2009

Resistograph Webinars are now available!

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New at IML, Inc. - Resistograph Webinars are now available!

What is a webinar?

Short for Web-based seminar, a webinar is a presentation, lecture, workshop or seminar that is transmitted over the Web. A key feature of a Webinar is its interactive elements - the ability to give, receive and discuss information. The IML Resistograph webinar series allows viewers to ask questions, see others ask questions, and follow up on points with the presenter. We currently use this feature to introduce potential clients to the Resistograph and for application seminars!
To learn more about IML's exciting new webinar program call 1-800-815-2389.


Friday, May 8, 2009

Resistograph Training at Alamon Telco, Inc.

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Roger Hawkins with Alamon Telco, Inc. using the Resistograph with the 45 degree adapter!







During the drilling process the inspectors used their hand helds to enter relevant data from the pole!

Friday, April 3, 2009

Resistograph Demonstration on 4/1/2009

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On the road with IML during a Resistograph demonstration!












Danny Bussey looking for internal decay with the Resistograph!


Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Resistograph Interview with Oliver Hein

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Check out this new interview with Oliver Hein talking about the use of the IML Resistograph in the tree care and pole inspection industry!

http://www.ideocast.com/mp3FLASHplayer.asp?SegmentID=40161

Thursday, March 19, 2009

IML Special Book Sale

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It is official as of 3/19/09! IML just released a document with a special sale for Prof. Cr. Claus Mattheck books. Don't miss out on these special prices for Clauses books!

Friday, March 6, 2009

New Resistograph Videos

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Here are the next two videos involving the Resistograph with IML customer John Traverso!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4bOwOfNX8w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHwIs0lDXpc

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Resistograph Publications

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Here are a few recent publications and articles for the Resistograph:

Resistograph Webinars

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Coming soon! Please check back next week for a new link to our Resistograph webinar website!

Friday, February 20, 2009

Resistograph Service & Repair

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Do you need to send in your Resistograph for service or repair? Please click here and fill out the service request form online, then print and fax to (678) 819-3661!

Resistograph Videos

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Welcome to the new Resistograph Video Series

Next week we will start our new video series that will show you the different applications where the Resistograph can be used. Click this link to see our current available Resistograph videos.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=resistograph&aq=f

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Tree Risk Assessment in the Digital Age

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I have been using the IML Resistograph for ten years. In fact, I purchased one of the first instruments sold in the US. This tool has helped me to save many significant trees and make confident recommendations for removal of hazardous trees. The IML Resistograph is especially valuable in situations where the tree defect is located high in the canopy or below ground. I am a cautious and conscientious arborist, not one to drill holes in trees without good reason. When I am looking at a questionable tree, I need accurate information about the hidden cavities.
With the IML Resistograph, I can collect accurate data and clearly communicate the results to the tree owners or other interested parties. Currently there is a great demand for tools to evaluate defective trees that may result in personal injury/property damage.

I fully expect to see many tools for evaluating tree condition on the market in the future. Based on my experience so far, I am confident the IML Resistograph drill will continue to be a valuable tool that won’t gather dust in my closet!

Scott D. Baker, RCA #414, Tree Solutions, Inc.

Pole Inspection

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Click on this link to view the new Resistograph publication!

The IML Resistograph is revolutionizing the utility pole inspection industry. Utility poles require regular inspections to evaluate the quality of the timber and level of wood decay present in determining whether the pole should be replaced. Most pole inspection services use primitive techniques that do not measure or record wood decay. More sophisticated procedures are needed to gather accurate data to assess a pole’s life span.

Pole Inspection Below Ground

The IML Resistograph provides an exact measurement of the current condition of the inspected utility pole. The instrument is positioned at the base to measure wood decay at ground level. The inspector then attaches the 45 degree adapter to measure and record the wood density below ground level. With this technology, digging is no longer required and many times, costly reinforcement of the pole is avoided.