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Unlocking Shear Wave Inspections: Choosing the Right Couplant For the Job
You’ve calibrated your probe, dialed in the perfect frequency, and set up signal processing yet your readings are faint or nonexistent. The culprit? It might not be your equipment at all—it could be your couplant. For ultrasonic…
The Couplants and Cables You Need for High Temperature Ultrasonic Testing
Imagine inspecting a live steam pipe at 700°F only to realize your couplant is evaporating, your cable is failing, and safety is at risk. High-temperature ultrasonic testing (over 350℉) demands specialized materials to prevent…
Maneuver Better with Echo Ultrasonics’ Right-Angle Microdot Cable
Some of the most critical inspections happen in the most inaccessible places like tight corners, cavities, or behind structural obstructions. When your transducer won’t fit, you don’t need a workaround—you need the right cable. That’s where…
Do You Need More Signal and Less Noise In Your Ultrasonic Inspections?
Are you using ultrasound to inspect fiberglass, rough surfaces, or bar stock? Are you using a 10 MHz or higher phased array? Are you inspecting with a 5MHz or higher pencil probe? A higher acoustic impedance couplant can often ensure optimal…
Why Is It Essential to Use a Drone-Based Couplant for Drone Ultrasonic Testing?
Drones are becoming increasingly popular in the ultrasonic testing process to improve efficiency, safety, and accuracy. However, it can be difficult to find a reliable and compatible ultrasonic testing (UT) couplant specifically…
No Other Cable Competes with the Flexibility and Temperature Range of Echo’s SuperFlex Cable
SuperFlex Cables For All Seasons: Extreme Cold to Hot Surfaces–Flexible to -40°F/C, Continuous use to 500°F / 260°C, intermittent to 650°F / 343°C and 750˚F / 399˚C for brief touches. Never stiff – never coils Optional fiberglass sheath provides enhanced protection for…
Be Prepared for Cooler Temperatures with Echo Ultrasonics Couplants and Cables
Couplants, Fluids & Cables for Sub-Freezing Temperatures from Echo Ultrasonics
What’s New from Echo?
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…
Let Echo Help You Choose Your Next 5 MHz High Temperature Transducer
Echo Can 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…
2 and 4oz Metal Tubes, Flexible Packaging with UT Inspectors in Mind
Packaging with Inspectors in Mind