Ultrasonic Testing Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-EE-12380
Quick Answer: The Ultrasonic Testing unit is a phased array flaw detector in a 16:64 configuration, with 16 pulser / receivers driving up to 64 elements, plus 2 conventional TX/RX channels for UT and TOFD. It has a full digital delay and sum architecture, 50 / 100 MHz digitising and 12 bit resolution.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Phased array flaw detector, 16:64 configuration (16 pulser / receivers driving up to 64 elements)
- Full digital delay and sum architecture
- Digitising frequency 50 / 100 MHz, 12 bit resolution, 16 bit data samples
- S-Scan and L-Scan supported, with real-time S, L, B, C-Scan, top and end views
- Conventional UT / TOFD on 2 TX/RX channels (2 multiplex channels)
- Time Corrected Gain (TCG) and 4 gates per A-Scan
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Configuration | 16:64 (16 pulser / receivers, driving up to 64 elements) |
| Voltage | -50 V to 100 V (in steps of 10 V) |
| Architecture | Full digital delay and sum |
| Digitising frequency | 50 / 100 MHz |
| Digitiser resolution | 12 bits |
| Data processing | 16 bits samples |
| Data recording | Full raw data recorded |
| Maximum A-Scan length | 8192 samples |
| Supported scans | S-Scan and L-Scan |
| Real-time views | S, L, B, C-Scan, top and end view |
| Colour maps | 8 standards |
| Multi group | Multiple sector scans |
| Conventional UT / TOFD channels | 2 TX/RX (2 multiplex channels) |
| Test modes | Pulse-echo, transmit/receive, TOFD |
| DAC | Quantity 1, with 3 sub-DAC (per focal law in PA) |
| Time corrected gain | TCG |
| A-Scan gates | 4 gates per A-Scan |
About This Product
Ultrasonic testing is a non-destructive method that sends high-frequency sound into a material and reads the echoes to find internal flaws such as cracks and voids. A phased array probe has many small elements that are pulsed with controlled delays, so the beam can be steered and focused, and the result is shown as a sector scan or linear scan image. TOFD is a conventional two-probe technique based on diffracted signals from flaw tips. In engineering and NDT training the unit is used to show how A-scan, B-scan and C-scan views are built. The Ultrasonic Testing (Phased Array Flaw Detector) can be supplied for export orders from Paraguay, Kazakhstan, Sri Lanka, Zambia and Lebanon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What configuration does the Ultrasonic Testing unit have?
It is a phased array flaw detector in a 16:64 configuration, with 16 pulser / receivers driving up to 64 elements.
Q2. Which scans and views are supported?
It supports S-Scan and L-Scan, with real-time S, L, B, C-Scan, top and end views.
Q3. Does it also work with conventional probes?
Yes. It has 2 TX/RX channels (2 multiplex channels) for conventional UT / TOFD, with pulse-echo, transmit/receive and TOFD test modes.
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For a quotation on the Ultrasonic Testing (Phased Array Flaw Detector), contact School Lab Equipment India.