Eddy current testing is a non-destructive testing (NDT) inspection method used for a variety of purposes, including for flaw detection, material and coating thickness measurements, material identification and establishing the heat treatment condition of certain materials.
Eddy current testing is most commonly used to inspect surfaces and tubes. It is an incredibly sensitive testing method, and can identify even very small flaws or cracks in a surface or just beneath it. On surfaces, ETC can be done with both ferromagnetic and non-ferromagnetic materials.
Eddy current testing is the process of running electronic probes through the length of various types of tubes or along the surfaces of materials in order to find flaws in them. An eddy current is a current that runs opposite to the current introduced by a probe into a conductive material.
Our recommended ECT Equipment:
Make OKO NDT Model: Eddycon CL with Probes and Accessories
Make OKO NDT Model: Smart scan System with Probes and Accessories (AIRCRAFT WHEEL INSPECTION SYSTEM)
