
Analyst NDX
4.5/10Windows software from ScanTech Instruments for automated ultrasonic near-drum scanning of boiler steam and mud drums, with corrosion mapping, 3D tube models and job reports.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Analyst NDX is data acquisition and analysis software from ScanTech Instruments, a Longview, Texas maker of robotic ultrasonic testing scanners. It runs ScanTech's near-drum scanning systems, which inspect the tube areas of boiler steam and mud drums. During a scan, operators watch A-, B- and C-scans live and can adjust gain as they go. The system scans in continuous revolutions and records position precisely. A proprietary curved gate is designed to get the best signal return from tube geometry. After a scan, inspectors can re-gate a single point, a region or the whole scan to cut noise. They can also build 3D tube models to export to an external viewer, and use a tube sheet view that tracks every scan on one drum. Minimum-point detection groups similar thin spots and excludes outliers, which supports corrosion mapping. Report templates are built per job with drag-and-drop elements that combine scan data, screenshots and text. The software runs only on Windows, and ScanTech recommends 16 GB of RAM and a 1 TB disk. Pricing is not published. Buyers request a demo or a quote, and the software usually comes as part of a ScanTech scanner system. It suits NDT service companies and plant inspection teams in power generation, oil and gas, and refining that already use or plan to buy ScanTech hardware. Its main limitation is how narrow it is. It is built for one inspection type and one vendor's hardware, directory listings show no API or integrations, there are no public user reviews, and the latest documented release is v2.0.1.31 from March 2020.
Our Rating
Who Analyst NDX is best for
Best software for Energy CompaniesGood fit
It is built for inspecting boiler steam and mud drums, which are central assets in power generation.
Less suited
NDT service and inspection engineering firms performing drum inspections are the primary users.
Plant integrity teams can use its corrosion mapping, but it does not manage maintenance work.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Live A-, B- and C-scan views let operators adjust gain during a scan instead of rescanning.
- Re-gating after the scan, from a single point up to the whole scan, helps clean noisy drum data.
- Minimum-point detection groups thin spots and excludes outliers, which speeds up corrosion mapping.
- Per-job drag-and-drop report templates combine scan data, screenshots and text.
- The vendor designs and builds the scanners in-house, so the hardware and software come from one supplier.
Cons
- It runs only on Windows, with no web or mobile version listed.
- Directory listings show no API and no third-party integrations.
- There is no public pricing or free trial.
- The latest documented release dates from March 2020, which suggests slow updates.
- There are no independent user reviews to judge real-world reliability.
Key Features
Analyst NDX Pricing
Quote / demo
- Pricing on request
- Used with ScanTech near-drum scanning hardware
Frequently Asked Questions
It is built for ultrasonic near-drum scanning of boiler steam and mud drums, including the tube regions.
ScanTech does not publish prices. Buyers request a demo or contact sales for a quote.
Windows 7 to 10 (32- or 64-bit) and an x86-64 processor. ScanTech gives 4 GB of RAM as the minimum and recommends 16 GB, with a recommended disk of at least 1 TB.
Directory listings show no API and no listed integrations. 3D tube models can be exported to an external viewer.
Listings mention phone and online support, plus documentation, live online training and in-person training. Support can be reached at support@scanndt.com.
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