Discover cutting-edge inspection solutions from VibraTech, where precision meets innovation. Our comprehensive range of industrial scanners, ultrasonic transducers, phased array ultrasonic probes, eddy current probes, tube probes and bond testing probes are designed to elevate your testing and inspection capabilities. Whether you need to ensure structural integrity, improve manufacturing quality, or enhance operational efficiency, our advanced technologies provide the accuracy and reliability you need.
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Ultrasonic transducers are used for applications as diverse as flaw detection, thickness gaging, materials research and medical diagnostics. More than 5000 ultrasonic transducer types come in many styles, element diameters, frequencies, and connector styles.
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Eddy current probes consist of the acquired brands of Nortec and NDT Engineering. We offer more than 10,000 standard and custom designed eddy current probes, standard references, and accessories.
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Probes for tube inspection are lightweight but solidly constructed eddy current, remote field, magnetic flux leakage, and IRIS ultrasound. These probes are used for ferromagnetic or non-ferromagnetic tube inspection applications.
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A comprehensive range of phased array probes is available, including linear, dual matrix, curved and flexible configurations. With various frequencies, element counts, and pitches, they adapt to different applications, ensuring best-in-class data quality and reliability.
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BondMaster probes include a wide variety of versatile probes such as pitch-catch, MIA (mechanical impedance analysis), and resonance probes.
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Evident's industrial scanners deliver precise, non-destructive testing solutions for inspecting welds, pipelines, composites, and metal components. Featuring advanced ultrasonic and phased array technology, they ensure efficient, high-resolution inspections, enhancing safety and quality control.
Learn MoreAn ultrasonic transducer converts a pulse of electrical energy from the flaw detector into mechanical energy in the form of sound waves that travel through the part being inspected. The sound waves returning from the part are converted by the transducer into a pulse of electrical energy that can be processed and displayed by the flaw detector. The transducer essentially acts like a speaker and microphone, generating and receiving pulses of sound waves at frequencies much higher than the range of human hearing.
A phased array ultrasonic probe is an advanced inspection tool used in non-destructive testing (NDT) to evaluate the integrity of materials and structures. Unlike traditional ultrasonic probes, it uses multiple small transducer elements that can be individually controlled to generate and steer sound beams at varying angles and focal points. This flexibility allows for rapid scanning, precise defect detection, and thorough coverage without physically repositioning the probe. The benefits include faster inspections, improved accuracy, and reduced downtime, making them ideal for complex or high-precision applications.
Eddy current probes are a type of nondestructive testing tool. An alternating current flows through a wire coil in the eddy current probe to generate an oscillating magnetic field. When used on a conductive material, like a metal part, a circular flow of electrons moves through the metal. This, in turn, generates its own magnetic field, which interacts with the coil in the probe. An eddy current flaw detector interprets these signals to help inspectors identify potential flaws or defects.
A video introducing the D7912 and D7913 10 MHz dual element transducers, providing insight on how these advanced products can help you meet demanding inspection requirements.
Our Dual Linear Array (DLA) and Dual Matrix Array (DMA) probes consist of two linear or matrix array probes wired to the same connector with the capacity to perform transmit-receive longitudinal (TRL) inspection. They are particularly helpful when testing cladded pipes or highly attenuating materials, or for applications with high-sensitivity requirements.