ScanMark DC

Turn concrete scanner readings into bit-depth stops, tendon STOP flags, offsets, and a hole-by-hole deck drill map.

Get it on Google Play Scanner and ScanMark DC deck map on a concrete data hall floor

Field flow

Key cover, classify the object, check embedment, solve the offset, add evidence photos, and export the scope-walk record.

Deck drill map with status letters Bit-depth stop and offset result Object classifier choices Watermarked export preview Settings with high contrast mode and crew presets

Safety scope

ScanMark DC turns your scanner readings into a drill decision as a field aid. It is not a scanner, radar, structural approval, or anchor-capacity approval; it does not measure what is inside concrete and is not a substitute for a qualified scanning operator or the structural engineer. The edge-distance check is geometric clearance only and does not approve anchor capacity. Treat post-tension decks as live until proven clear, treat a lone shallow reflector as possible energized conduit, and get engineer approval before cutting structural steel. Verify every reading and decision before you drill.

FAQ

How deep can I drill into a slab without hitting rebar?

Use your scanner cover reading, subtract the instrument tolerance and a safety margin, then verify the result before drilling.

How do I tell a post-tension cable from rebar?

Rebar usually reads as an orthogonal grid. A tendon candidate is deeper, single-direction, draped, and off the bar grid. ScanMark DC stops on that signature.

Does it work without internet?

The field flow works offline. Purchase restore and whatever app you share to may need network.