Ultrasonic Testing (UT) is an inspection method that uses high-frequency sound waves to non-destructively detect flaws within a material and to carry out thickness measurements. Cracks, porosity, laminations and similar internal defects can be precisely located with this method.
It is widely used in the quality control of welded fabrications, pipelines and thick metal components, delivering fast, reliable and highly accurate results.
Typical Applications
- Weld seam inspection
- Thickness measurement
- Corrosion and erosion monitoring
- Pressure vessel and boiler inspections
- Pipeline and process piping inspection
- Plate, forging, and casting inspections
Why UT (Ultrasonic Test)?
- Detects internal flaws conventional surface methods miss
- Single-sided access — no need to reach both faces
- Immediate, quantitative thickness data
- No radiation exclusion zone, unlike RT
