BNC to BNC SuperFlex™ single cable in a green protective sheath (P/N BNCSSBNCG). Temperature range: -40° F/C to 500°F / 260°C for continuous use; up to 750°F / 299°C for brief contact. The highly flexible green sheath protects the cable from rough or sharp surfaces. BNCSSBNC, the same cable … [Read more...] about What’s new from Echo?
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Let Echo help you choose your next 5 MHz high temperature transducer
Let Echo help you select the best 5 MHz high temperature transducer Sensor Networks DHT-400 Operating range:can be used continuously from 0 to 400°F (-17.8 to 204°C) and up to 932°F (500°C) using duty cycles. DHT-400; your go-to 5 MHz high-temperature dual element transducer as a plug-and-play … [Read more...] about Let Echo help you choose your next 5 MHz high temperature transducer
2 and 4-oz metal tubes, flexible packaging with UT inspectors in mind.
HiTempco+ Replaces Pyrogel 100
2- and 4-oz tubes available for high-temperature couplants
Solutions to common UT cable failures
Why are Echo Cables Different? We looked at why other cables failed and addressed those failures. Our goal is to extend useful cable life, to reduce the need to recalibrate due to field cable failure, to improve ease of transducer access and reduce overall cable costs. Call an Echo cable expert … [Read more...] about Solutions to common UT cable failures
Fluid couplants for AUT Inspections in the Winter
With winter approaching, many of you will be performing AUT inspections on high temperature parts in a cold environment. Echo has three types of AUT fluid couplants for your AUT needs. Most liquids increase in viscosity as the temperature decreases. It is important to select a fluid … [Read more...] about Fluid couplants for AUT Inspections in the Winter
Echo Z+ High Impedance Couplant
A Great Couplant Just Got Even Better
EchoTherm ExtremeTM - the only no-residue, high-temperature ultrasonic couplant for use above 805°F (429°C) has been reformulated to increase transmission performance up to 1250°F (675°C). EchoTherm Extreme facilitates high temperature inspections that were previously impossible. Look for the … [Read more...] about A Great Couplant Just Got Even Better
Scott Cargill Shares His Experience With Auto-ignition During a UT Inspection
Scott Cargill, Past President of ASNT shared the below auto-ignition story with us. It is well worth the read. Auto-Ignition? What’s that? Wait a minute, I’m almost positive it has something to do with the MSDS – Materials Safety Data Sheet (old school) or with the harmonized global system of … [Read more...] about Scott Cargill Shares His Experience With Auto-ignition During a UT Inspection
Important Considerations for Couplant Selection
Couplant selection is a critical factor to insure reliable, repeatable UT inspection results and to optimize productivity. Couplant is required due to the acoustic impedance mismatch between air in the interface with the transducer and the test object. If there were no couplant, nearly all of the … [Read more...] about Important Considerations for Couplant Selection
API Subcommittee on Inspection and Mechanical Integrity to address the auto-ignition of NDT Ultrasound Couplants
As recently published in Inspectioneering Journal: "The API Committee on Refinery Equipment (CRE) made a recommendation that SCIMI address the auto-ignition of NDT ultrasound couplants by including new paragraphs in the upcoming rewrites of API RP 572 (Inspection of Pressure Vessels) and API RP 574 … [Read more...] about API Subcommittee on Inspection and Mechanical Integrity to address the auto-ignition of NDT Ultrasound Couplants
