NM01ABS020505AWS

The .625” x .625”, 2.25 MHz Technisonic transducer, designated with the part number ABS-020505-AWS, is a precision-engineered ultrasonic transducer designed for demanding non-destructive testing (NDT) applications. This transducer features a square active element, optimized operating frequency, and a robust design with specific mounting capabilities.

Key Features and Benefits:

• .625” x .625” Square Active Element:

  • The transducer's active element, the component that generates and receives ultrasonic waves, measures 0.625 inches by 0.625 inches, forming a square. This specific geometry influences the ultrasonic beam's shape and directivity, providing a focused and well-defined beam profile.

• 2.25 MHz Center Frequency:

  • Operating at a center frequency of 2.25 megahertz, this transducer offers a balanced combination of penetration depth and resolution. This frequency is widely used for inspecting a diverse range of materials, including metals, composites, and plastics, making it a versatile choice for various NDT applications.

• Technisonic Manufacturing:

  • Manufactured by Technisonic, a reputable producer of high-quality ultrasonic transducers, ensuring consistent performance, reliability, and adherence to industry standards.

• 4-40 SCREWS ABS-020505-AWS Mounting Design:

  • The designation "4-40 SCREWS" indicates the transducer's housing is designed for secure mounting using 4-40 threaded screws, providing a stable and reliable attachment.

  • "ABS-020505-AWS" is a part number that specifies the transducers casing, connector type, and possibly other specific manufacturing details.

• Versatile NDT Applications:

  • Designed for a broad spectrum of NDT applications, including flaw detection, thickness measurement, and material characterization.

• Optimized Performance:

  • Provides reliable and accurate ultrasonic measurements, contributing to effective quality control and material integrity assessments.

Applications:

• Weld Inspection:

  • Detecting internal defects such as cracks, inclusions, and porosity in welded joints.

• Thickness Gauging:

  • Precisely measuring material thickness for quality control, corrosion monitoring, and residual wall thickness determination.

• Flaw Detection:

  • Identifying subsurface defects, including cracks, voids, delaminations, and inclusions in various materials.

• Material Characterization:

  • Analyzing material properties, such as grain structure and elastic modulus, through ultrasonic velocity and attenuation measurements.