Most everyone is familiar with slow motion video from high speed digital video recordings of bullets penetrating various objects or car crash tests. These images are interesting and demonstrate capturing destructive events. There's tremendous benefit and application of destructive testing however herein we are going to focus on non destructive testing. (read more)

Non-Destructive Testing
Prompt, reliable non-destructive testing available from a nationally recognized laboratory.
Test reports, Chemical and Mechanical, upon request. (read more)

Please come join us at the International Bridge Conferene Show in Pittsbugh PA Monday June 15th to Wednesday June 17th 2009. Non-Destructive Testing Services will be at booth #724. (read more)

The TME Solution-C Leak Tester performs a non-destructive, pressure or vacuum decay chamber leak test on sealed products or non-porous packages. Tests are repeatable and sensitive (0.0001 psig resolution). Test chambers are customized to your product for maximum sensitivity. (read more)

A non-destructive chamber pressure (or vacuum) decay leak test system for blister cards. System consists of the TME Solution high-resolution leak and flow test instrument with a chamber test fixture designed to accommodate the customer's blister cards. Interchangeable fixture chambers allow the system to test a variety of card sizes. (read more)

Proceco's NDT systems are multi-stage systems that integrate aqueous parts cleaning, surface preparation and surface treatment in one automated process engineered for the following flaw detection applications:

• Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI) or Liquid Penetrant Inspection (LP)
• Blue Etch Anodize (BEA)
• Chemical Etch Inspection

The TME Solution(c) is a high-resolution (to 0.0001psi), pneumatic leak and flow tester featuring one to four channel, pressure or vacuum decay, concurrent or sequential leak testing. (read more)

Radiography involves the use of penetrating X- or gamma radiation to examine parts and products for flaws that could be detrimental to their intended use. An X-ray machine or radioactive isotope is used as a source of radiation. Radiation is directed through a part onto a film or an electronic device (plate). (read more)

Ultrasonic testing uses the transmission of high frequency sound waves into material to detect imperfections within the material or changes in material properties. The most commonly used ultrasonic testing technique is pulse echo wherein sound is introduced into the test object and reflections (echos) are returned to a receiver from internal imperfections or from geometrical surfaces of the part. (read more)

Robot offline programming specialist, AC&E Inc. announces E-Hub NDI software for the offline programming of robots conducting inspection of large composite panels typically used in aerospace manufacture. The E-Hub NDI software system is ideally suited to composite inspection, enabling engineers to create robot paths automatically and to directly write the robot controller program. (read more)