A Brief History of the Equipment used in Non Destructive Testing

As we have written on this blog before, the history of non destructive testing goes back quite some time. Civilizations such as the ancient Greeks and Chinese used relatively unsophisticated methods of testing the integrity of certain items without damaging them. But...

Non-Destructive Testing: Safety Considerations

Nondestructive testing is an essential component of aircraft inspection and repair. However, simply because this method of inspection does not damage aircraft parts and systems, does not mean that technicians and mechanics should be careless when using advanced...

A Letter to Our Clients During COVID-19

We wanted to take a moment to reassure you, our valued clients, that we are here for you during these difficult times and will continue to be here for you, just as we always have. While COVID-19 has taken the world by storm we are still here and available to serve you...

Ultrasonic Testing of Bolts and Pin

One of the most important parts of any machine is its bolts and pins. They are essentially the glue that binds certain parts together. If they lack integrity, then that creates a problem for the part and the system as a whole. Therefore mechanics and engineers must...

Leak Testing: What it is and How it is Used

The ability to detect leaks in certain materials is essential for ensuring the quality and safety of those materials. To accomplish this, leak testing is used to find leaks using one of these four main techniques: Bubble, Pressure Decay, Halogen Diode and Mass...

Cleaning with Sound: More than Science Fiction

If you’re a fan of the popular sci-fi series Star Trek, you will sometimes hear its character refer to sonic showers as the way the crew stays clean in space. And while no great detail is ever given as to how sound would be used to clean the human body, sound is...