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NewSonic GmbH
NewSonic’s hardness testing devices test hardness in a nondestructive way using the UCI method (ultrasonic contact impedance). The testing procedure enables quick and mobile measurements (1-second type) to supplement traditional hardness testing. The devices feature compact measurement probes which can also be used in difficult testing positions and component geometries. The areas of application include incoming goods inspection, mix-up checks, production controls, quality assurance, weld seam inspection, cut edge checks, maintenance of built-in components, as well as the replacement of dynamic hardness testing devices in the case of thin materials (below 50mm, e.g. boilers, pipes)
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Protec Instrument Corp
The LPA-1 is a state-of-the-art Lead Paint Analyzer using X-Ray Florescence (XRF) and K-Shell technologies, providing readings in as little as 2-4 seconds. It is widely considered the fastest, most reliable lead inspection system today. Non-destructive testing for lead on painted surfaces. Fast, efficient and easy to use testing device. Completes readings in 2-4 seconds.
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PRÜFTECHNIK Condition Monitoring GmbH
Nondestructive testing systems from Prüftechnik ensure that manufacturers of semi-finished products and their customers obtain the best possible quality. Our eddy current testing systems and sensors provide quality assurance and process control and help you guarantee the security of your investment.
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CTS Valpey Corp.
Piezoelectric ceramic materials are the active component in nondestructive testing transducers. The material is driven with an ac signal to generate an ultrasonic sound wave that is coupled into an object. The ultrasonic wave is reflected back to the transducer when it encounters a change in density in the material caused by a crack, porosity, or other object with a different density.
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NovoTest
Steel Structure Analyzer NOVOTEST KRC-M2 is designed for measuring coercive force of metal products in accordance with IEC 60404-7 and is used for non-destructive testing of chemical-thermal, thermal and thermomechanical treatments, evaluation of mechanical properties and residual stresses.
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SONOTEC GmbH
The ergonomic dual element probes for Non-Destructive Testing from the SONOSCAN Series comply with the DIN EN 12668-2 Standard and can be used to test metals, plastics and ceramics for imperfections such as cracks, inclusions, blowholes and other discontinuities. The transmitter-receiver probes manufactured in Germany are powerful, robust ultrasonic transducers which are compatible with the ultrasonic flaw detector SONOSCREEN ST10 or the thickness gauge SONOWALL 70.
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GAO Tek Inc.
Thickness gauges are used for measuring the thickness of a material. Our thickness gauges use a non-destructive testing technique which does not permanently change the material it tests. GAOTek’s thickness gauges are reliable, high quality, and affordable instruments that provide an accurate measurement and offer an efficient and quick means of inspection or testing. They are compact, easy to carry and are designed to work in complex conditions. Our gauges are available for sale to the United States, Canada and globally.
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PCE Instruments
Choose from a variety of thickness meter, mil gage or paint meter products used for the non-destructive measurement of nonmagnetic coating, insulating layer and dry film thickness (DFT) on ferrous and / or non-ferrous metal substrates such as steel and aluminum. Explore PCE Instruments' selection of accurate, affordable thickness meter, coating thickness gauge, surface testing and film gauge devices used for automotive paint inspection, material testing and manufacturing quality control applications.
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Photo Emission Tech., Inc.
PET manufactures and markets non-destructive, non-contact surface contamination and thin film detection models and automated systems (surface quality monitoring system) capable of detecting thin layer contamination, thin films and coating down to the Angstrom level. These systems represent a major breakthrough by providing, for the first time, a quantitative measure of surface cleanliness. As surface cleanliness verification instruments, in a part cleaning environment, these products are capable of validating the cleaning quality of all the part cleaning equipment available in the market. Any of SQM model series is capable of verifying metal contamination; monitoring absence/presence of organic and/or inorganic on virtually on surfaces of all metals. They are, price/performance, the most sufficient product available for testing surface of metals for surface cleanliness. These systems operate in an ambient environment, require no sample preparation or deposit of any agents on the surface. In any parts cleaning environment where the quality and efficiency of part cleaning equipment for removal of surface contamination is highly desired, these systems provide a scientific solution by quantitatively measuring the surface cleanliness. The SQM series has the sensitivity and operational simplicity required to provide fast and cost effective surface evaluation for all metals.
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ECO-TECH
Is sound waves with frequencies higher than the upper audible limit of human hearing. Ultrasound is no different from 'normal' (audible) sound in its physical properties, except in that humans cannot hear it. Ultrasound devices operate with frequencies from 20 kHz up to several gigahertz.Ultrasonic devices are used to detect objects and measure distances. Ultrasound imaging or sonography is often used in medicine. In the nondestructive testing of products and structures, ultrasound is used to detect invisible flaws.
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HIGHVOLT Prüftechnik Dresden GmbH
The TE measurement complements the high voltage test and is part of the routine and type testing of numerous electrical devices. It is one of the most important non-destructive methods for detecting faults in electrical installations. The breakdown of an insulating material usually occurs at an internal weak point, which usually already shows a partial discharge activity in advance. For this reason, measuring partial discharges can help prevent costly damage. The TE measurement is thus used for quality testing and diagnosis in the factory as well as during on-site testing of cables, GIS, power transformers and transducers or rotating machinery and their components
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Exosens Group
Neutron imaging is a non-destructive method used to see inside objects that may be inpenetrable by X-ray or other techniques.Neutrons offer the benefit of being able to see through heavy metals such as lead but can also be used to examine delicate processes.Photonis Neutron detector is designed to provide either still images or video using both cold and thermal neutron imaging techniquesfor non-destructive testing and neutron tomography.
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Giatec Scientific Inc.
A non-destructive testing tool for detailed corrosion evaluation of reinforced concrete structures without an electrical connection to the rebar
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National Technical Systems
Scanning Acoustic Microscopy, also known as C-SAM or Acoustic Micro Imaging or AMI, outstanding benefit is its ability to find hidden defects within assemblies and materials that can occur during manufacturing or environmental testing. Defects such as delaminations, voids and cracks can be identified and analyzed more effectively using Acoustic Microscopy than with any other inspection method.Unlike other non-destructive techniques such as X-Ray and Infrared Imaging, Acoustic Microscopy is highly sensitive to the elastic properties of the materials it travels through. Because of this, the ability of Acoustic Microscopy to find and characterize these physical defects is clearly superior. Typical applications include production control, failure analysis, and product development.Through the use of ultra-high frequency ultrasound, C-SAM non-destructively finds and characterizes physical defects—such as cracks, voids, delaminations and porosity— that occur during manufacturing, environmental testing or even under normal component operation. Because of the unique aspects of the technology, AMI can locate these defects better than any other inspection method.