Acoustic Imager (Televiewer) Tool

The Acoustic Imager Tool is a state-of-the-art instrument for producing detailed images of borehole walls. Using the travel time and amplitude of an acoustic signal transmitted and received by a rotating ultrasonic sensor, the tool identifies and characterises fractures, fissures, veins, bedding planes, and lithological changes.

The acoustic data is processed into an unwrapped image log, oriented to Magnetic North, allowing for precise structural interpretation. This capability makes it ideal for analysing borehole stability and subsurface formations, even in challenging conditions such as plastic-cased or unstable boreholes.

  • Detailed Structural Analysis: Captures high-resolution acoustic images of borehole walls, enabling interpretation of fractures and lithological changes.
  • Magnetic North Orientation: Ensures accurate structural data by orienting the images for comprehensive analysis.
  • Real-Time Data Viewing: View images and associated data live during acquisition for immediate insights.
  • Unstable Borehole Compatibility: Operates effectively through plastic casing, providing high-quality images in problematic conditions.
  • Dimensions: 1160mm (length) x 60mm (diameter)
  • Weight: 6kg
  • Tilt Range: 0°–90°
  • Azimuth Range: 0°–360°
  • Vertical Resolution: User-defined, up to 0.5mm
  • Horizontal Resolution: User-defined, up to 288 measurements/revolution
  • Rotation Speed: Up to 10 revolutions per second
  • Caliper Resolution: 0.08mm
  • Maximum Temperature: 80°C
  • Maximum Pressure: 20MPa


  • Diameter Range: 76–500mm
  • Drilling Methods: Cored or rotary drilled boreholes
  • Environment: Fluid or mud-filled boreholes, open hole, or plastic-cased

The Acoustic Imager Tool is a versatile and reliable solution for high-resolution structural analysis, even in challenging borehole conditions. Its advanced capabilities ensure accurate data acquisition and detailed insights, making it an essential tool for geotechnical, hydrogeological, and geological investigations.