turntable scanning

turntable scanning

Turntable scanning is a more precise method for scanning smaller parts. The turntable rotates the part 360 degrees as the scanner takes images of the part. By holding the part on the turntable, the reference between the part and scanner is held more constant for a more accurate 3D scan. 

radiography

Using x-rays to analyze materials and welds; used for examining subsurface structures

eddy current inspection

Detects surface and subsurface flaws by examining components for cracks, corrosion, conductivity, and temper condition

ultrasonic thickness testing

Detects flaws, determines geometric relationships, deep subsurface material penetration

magnetic particle inspection

Detects surface and near surface discontinuities as possible results of fatigue, stress, or corrosion

liquid penetrant testing

Locates minute surface flaws and inconsistencies

bond testing

Examines the integrity of composite components

optical prism

Analyzes deviation of light in windows/windshield to detect flaws

borescope testing

Used to inspect inaccessible locations such as pipes, tanks, pressure vessels for failures, blockages, and other irregularities

thermographic testing

Infrared viewing of aircraft components for heat and electrical patterning

 

thermographic testing

Infrared viewing of aircraft components for heat and electrical patterning

borescope testing

Used to inspect inaccessible locations such as pipes, tanks, pressure vessels for failures, blockages, and other irregularities

optical prism

Analyzes deviation of light in windows/windshield to detect flaws

 

NDT services include:

  • Radiography

    • Using x-rays to analyze materials and welds; used for examining subsurface structures

  • Eddy current inspection

    • Detects surface and subsurface flaws by examining components for cracks, corrosion, conductivity, and temper condition

  • Ultrasonic thickness testing

    • Detects flaws, determines geometric relationships, deep subsurface material penetration

  • Magnetic particle inspection

    • Detects surface and near surface discontinuities as possible results of fatigue, stress, or corrosion

  • Liquid penetrant testing

    • Locates minute surface flaws and inconsistencies

  • Bond testing 

    • Examines the integrity of composite components

  • Optical prism

    • Analyzes deviation of light in windows/windshield to detect flaws

  • Borescope testing

    • Used to inspect inaccessible locations such as pipes, tanks, pressure vessels for failures, blockages, and other irregularities

  • Thermographic testing

    • Infrared viewing of aircraft components for heat and electrical patterning