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Eddy Current Probes

Nortec eddy current probes are designed and manufactured by Olympus NDT in the USA. Optimal performance in your eddy current test is insured by selecting the right type of probe and one that is meticulously made. In addition to coil size and frequency, the physical shape of a probe contributes to a successful test. Flaw location and part geometry determine whether a standard probe can be used or if a custom design is needed. Below are some of the standard design probes available in a wide range of diameters and frequencies.

 

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Surface Probes are available in a variety of frequencies and diameters, with shielded and unshielded coils. They can be used for crack detection as well as thickness measurement, conductivity and coating thickness.

 

Pencil Probes are built for higher frequencies and are therefore best for surface flaws. The Nortec 3551 type probe is supplied with a built-in small diameter, low noise cable and an adjustable collar. They are available with both absolute or differential coils in both bridge or reflection configurations (shielded or unshielded).

 

Hand Held Bolt Hole Probes have coils located at right angles to the probe directions and are available with absolute or differential coils in bridge configuration.

Scanner Driven Bolt Hole Probes- are used with scanner for automatically rotating and indexing into holes.

 

Donut Probes designed to inspect aircraft fastener hole with fasteners in place. Available in various diameters in both bridge and reflection configurations.

Sliding Probes- designed to inspect aircraft fastener holes at higher scan rates than donut probes. Operating in the reflection mode only, they allow inspection of fastener rows for surface and subsurface cracks.

 

ID Probes usually have a frequency range of 5KHz - 100KHz in absolute or differential configurations. Many body styles available depending on the inside surface of tubes being inspected.

 

OD Coils usually have a frequency range of 5KHz - 100KHz, in absolute, differential, and switchable configurations. Tubes being inspected are passed through the coil for absolute or differential flaw detection at high speeds.

 

PowerLink is a built-in value-added technology exclusive to NORTEC instruments and sensors. When a PowerLink probe is used with a NORTEC instrument, PowerLink™ provides automatic sensor recognition and automatic sensor documentation. For specific applications the instrument set up and calibration can be recalled through PowerLink™ thereby providing integrity and repeatability of results.

 

Please contact Envirocoustics for the full list of Eddy Current equipment.