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Nondestructive Testing in Aerospace

NDT is now compulsory for many aerospace companies, as it plays a safety critical role in the production process.

Mark Aubele

July 16, 2015

The roots of modern nondestructive testing (NDT) date back around one hundred years.

Molding a Liberal Arts Mind for Manufacturing

Steve Adams

July 7, 2015

We are missing an untapped reserve of excellent human material.

Automatic Wire Crimp Pull Tester

July 2, 2015

Mark-10 introduces their all-new Model WT3-201M automatic wire crimp pull tester, designed to measure the pull-off forces of wire and tube terminations up to 200 lbF (1 kN).

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BINDT Backs Bloodhound SSC Project in Land-Speed Record Attempt

June 24, 2015

Bloodhound SSC will be driven by Royal Air Force fighter pilot Andy Green.

Tecnatom Presents Technology That Provides High Productivity During Inspection

June 11, 2015

Tecnatom will show its first commercial system using phased array technology.

A Deep Dive into NDT Standards

Two nondestructive testing experts explain the standards process.

Leah Pickett

June 9, 2015

Standards make up the backbone of quality assurance in manufacturing.

The Role of Simulation in Optimizing Inspection Performance

The modeling/simulation capability required depends on the complexity of the material, the part, the anomalies, the probe and the inspection technique.

Dr. Deborah L. Hopkins

June 9, 2015

Simulation can be an invaluable tool in designing probes and inspection strategies for optimal performance.

Multi-Sensor Metrology with X-ray Computed Tomography

X-ray computed tomography is an appropriate technology for complete acquisition of components without part preparation or destruction.

Jeff Bibee

June 9, 2015

Inspection is a critical element of any product development. In addition to dimensional inspection, evaluating products increasingly involves the inspection of free-form surfaces that are not relevant to the function.

Industrial X-ray CT: Quality Control from the Lab to the Production Floor

Recent speed and accuracy developments have allowed the migration of CT technology.

Dr. Oliver Brunke

June 9, 2015

Two dimensional X-ray inspection is a nondestructive technology which has been used for some decades in the electronics manufacturing sector and much longer in oil and gas and general engineering.