NM01OW2545

The OKO-NDT Quick Change Wedge, 0.250", 45° is a compact and efficient accessory for ultrasonic testing professionals needing to perform angled beam inspections in areas with restricted access or on smaller components. This precision-engineered wedge features a convenient quick-change design, allowing for rapid and effortless attachment and detachment from compatible ultrasonic transducers, significantly speeding up the inspection workflow.

With its small 0.250" (6.35 mm) footprint, this wedge is ideally suited for applications where space is limited. It generates a 45-degree refracted ultrasonic wave within the test material (typically calibrated for steel), an angle highly effective for detecting critical flaw orientations such as transverse cracks commonly found in welds and other structural elements.

Constructed from robust, high-strength materials, this OKO-NDT wedge is built to withstand the demands of industrial environments, ensuring reliable performance and a long service life. Its precise design and consistent acoustic properties contribute to accurate and dependable inspection results, even in challenging scenarios.

Key Features:

• Fast Transducer Changes: Quick-change design for rapid and efficient operation.

• Optimized for Limited Access: Compact 0.250" size for tight spaces and small components.

• Effective 45° Angle Beam: Ideal for detecting critical flaw orientations.

• Durable and Reliable: Built for demanding industrial use.

• Precision Engineered by OKO-NDT: Ensures accurate and dependable performance.

Benefits:

• Enhanced Inspection Capabilities in Confined Areas: Enables effective flaw detection where larger wedges cannot access.

• Increased Efficiency: Saves valuable time with rapid probe and angle changes.

• Comprehensive Flaw Detection: The 45° angle is a standard for detecting critical defect types.

• Durable and Long-Lasting Performance: Provides a reliable solution for demanding inspections.

Applications:

• Detailed inspection of welds in tight geometries and on small diameter pipes.

• Precise flaw detection in small components and intricate parts.

• Thorough corrosion surveys in areas with restricted access.

• General-purpose angle beam ultrasonic testing requiring a standard 45-degree refracted angle.