NM01LMA260

The Sonatest LMA2-60 is a powerful and versatile large angle beam shear wave transducer engineered for effective ultrasonic flaw detection. Featuring a 60-degree refracted angle in steel, this transducer is an excellent choice for a wide range of angled beam inspection applications. The secure Lemo 00 connector ensures a reliable link to your Sonatest or compatible ultrasonic instrument.  

Equipped with a substantial 20mm x 22mm rectangular crystal, the LMA2-60 delivers enhanced sensitivity and a more focused ultrasonic beam. This larger crystal size improves the ability to detect smaller reflectors at the intended angle, making it ideal for critical flaw detection tasks. Operating at a frequency of 2 MHz, this transducer offers a balanced approach, providing good penetration for inspecting weld volumes and sufficient resolution for identifying potential defects.  

Key Selling Points:

• Optimized for Angled Beam Inspection: Engineered to introduce a shear wave at a precise 60-degree angle in steel.  

• Enhanced Sensitivity: The large 20mm x 22mm crystal provides improved detection capabilities for smaller flaws.  

• Reliable Connectivity: Features a secure and industry-standard Lemo 00 connector.  

• Balanced Performance: The 2 MHz frequency offers a strong combination of penetration and resolution.

• Robust Sonatest Quality: Manufactured by a trusted leader in ultrasonic testing equipment.  

Benefits:

• Effective Weld Examination: The 60-degree angle is ideally suited for detecting critical weld discontinuities such as lack of fusion and transverse cracks.

• Improved Flaw Detection: The larger crystal enhances the ability to identify smaller reflectors at the target angle.

• Dependable Signal Transmission: The Lemo 00 connector ensures a stable and noise-free connection.

• Versatile Application: Suitable for a wide range of angled beam inspections across various materials and components.  

• Ensures Inspection Confidence: High-quality construction from a reputable manufacturer.

Applications:

• Comprehensive weld inspection for detecting critical flaws.  

• Inspection of castings and forgings for internal defects oriented at an angle.  

• Examination of pipes and tubes for various discontinuities.  

• General flaw detection scenarios requiring an angled beam approach.