FabshopNDT

Manual ultrasonic inspection using one probe. A cost effective strategy for attaining full weld coverage. this technique does not provide a record to be saved for future review.

Manual, semi-automated, or full automated technique that uses many angles for increased material inspection and increased productivity. Can be configured to provide a record of data that can be saved for future review. 

-Full Matrix Capture

-Total Focus Method

-Phase Coherence Imaging

Automated Ultrasonic Testing (AUT) covers a range of ultrasonic inspection techniques using mechanical scanners to locate inherent defects within a given material. AUT is the term used to describe corrosion mapping inspections, weld inspection, Phased Array and Time of Flight Diffraction.  AUT offers high degree of repeatability.  With AUT we can track flaw growth by comparing saved scans from past inspections.

Advanced inspection technique that provides critical sizing capabilities with relative indifference to bevel angle or flaw orientation. Perfect for parts or equipment that are difficult to inspect with other techniques. Also used for crack monitoring. This technique can be configured to provide a record of data that can be saved for future review.

MT is completed by inducing a magnetic field in a ferromagnetic material and covering the excited part with iron particles. The particles may be dry or suspended in a fluid. Defects in the surface like voids and cracks cause disruptions in the magnetic field lines of the part, and makes it easy to see cracks and other defects in the surface.

PT utilizes a fluorescent or vividly colored dye that glows brightly when exposed to UV light. When brightly lit or lit with a UV lamp, excess dye will remain in cracks and voids on the surface, making many types of indications easy to see by eye.