Conventional ultrasonic inspection is a proven method for accurately detecting internal defects and discontinuities in a wide range of materials, ensuring the integrity of critical structures.
Conventional ultrasound is a non-destructive testing (NDT) technique widely used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, shipbuilding, and many others. This method is based on the emission of ultrasonic waves into the material to be inspected, thus making it possible to detect internal anomalies such as cracks, inclusions or changes in thickness.
With its ability to provide accurate visualization of the inside of materials, conventional ultrasound is particularly effective for inspecting complex structures or thick parts. It is also appreciated for its versatility, adapting to various types of materials, whether metallic or composite. This method ensures a high level of reliability and safety, while allowing fast and non-invasive detection of defects.
