Ultrasonic Insights

What is Ultrasonic?

Ultrasonic technology uses high-frequency sound waves, typically beyond the range of human hearing, to create images or perform other functions. It's commonly used in medical imaging (sonography), industrial non-destructive testing, cleaning, and even pest control.

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What other technologies are related to Ultrasonic?

Ultrasonic Competitor Technologies

Magnetic Particle

Magnetic particle testing is another NDT method used to detect surface and near-surface flaws in ferromagnetic materials, similar to ultrasonic testing in some applications.

mentioned alongside Ultrasonic in 43% (680) of relevant job posts

Eddy Current

Eddy current testing is an NDT method used for detecting surface and near-surface flaws in conductive materials, and is an alternative to ultrasonic testing.

mentioned alongside Ultrasonic in 38% (726) of relevant job posts

Liquid Penetrant

Liquid penetrant testing is a low-cost NDT method to reveal surface-breaking defects, an alternative to ultrasonic testing when subsurface detection is not required.

mentioned alongside Ultrasonic in 36% (298) of relevant job posts

penetrant

Penetrant testing is a low-cost NDT method to reveal surface-breaking defects, an alternative to ultrasonic testing when subsurface detection is not required.

mentioned alongside Ultrasonic in 53% (195) of relevant job posts

Radiography

Radiography (X-ray or gamma-ray) is an NDT method that can detect internal flaws, similar to ultrasonic testing, but with different advantages and disadvantages.

mentioned alongside Ultrasonic in 21% (383) of relevant job posts

dye penetrant

Dye penetrant testing is a low-cost NDT method to reveal surface-breaking defects, an alternative to ultrasonic testing when subsurface detection is not required.

mentioned alongside Ultrasonic in 37% (213) of relevant job posts

infrared

Infrared thermography is another NDT method, often used to detect delaminations and other subsurface defects by detecting temperature variations on the surface.

mentioned alongside Ultrasonic in 22% (271) of relevant job posts

shearography

Shearography is an NDT method used for detecting defects, and can be used instead of ultrasonic testing.

mentioned alongside Ultrasonic in 46% (108) of relevant job posts