{"id":3468,"date":"2026-01-08T16:55:18","date_gmt":"2026-01-08T15:55:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mcmeister.com\/?post_type=materialpruefung&p=3468"},"modified":"2026-03-31T17:48:32","modified_gmt":"2026-03-31T15:48:32","slug":"leak-tightness-testing-2","status":"publish","type":"materialpruefung","link":"https:\/\/mcmeister.com\/en\/materialpruefung\/leak-tightness-testing-2\/","title":{"rendered":"Probes"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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  • MxTTU<\/strong>
    MxTTU\u2122 significantly simplifies the inspection of complex materials, from multi-bonded layers to honeycomb or foam cores.<\/li>
  • TRM 0.7 MHz<\/strong>
    The 0.7 MHz Transducer Module (TRM) is currently our lowest available frequency.<\/li>
  • TRM 1.5 MHz<\/strong>
    The 1.5 MHz Transducer Module (TRM) is at the lower end of our frequency range.<\/li>
  • TRM 2.5 MHz<\/strong>
    The 2.5 MHz transducer module (TRM) is well suited for testing thicker profiles and lower quality composites.<\/li>
  • TRM 3.5 MHz<\/strong>
    The 3.5 MHz Transducer Module (TRM) is an excellent choice for CFRP applications.<\/li>
  • TRM 5 MHz<\/strong>
    The 5 MHz Transducer Module (TRM) is in the middle of our range and is a fantastic all-rounder.<\/li>
  • TRM 8 MHz<\/strong>
    The 8 MHz Transducer Module (TRM) is an excellent choice for a variety of metal applications.<\/li>
  • TRM 10 MHz<\/strong>
    The 10 MHz transducer module (TRM) is our highest frequency model and offers high sensitivity for testing thinner components.<\/li><\/ul><\/div><\/div>
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    • Transmitter(S)-Receiver(E) Probe<\/strong>
      Mainly used for corrosion testing, for detecting porosity and in tests of rough surfaces or at high temperatures. Separate electrical control allows simultaneous transmission and reception. <\/li>\n
    • Dual Normal Probe<\/strong>
      Mainly suitable for testing thickness.<\/li>\n
    • Normal Probe<\/strong>
      Mainly suitable for finding defects. Can be used parallel to or slightly against the test surface (e.g. steel plate). <\/li>\n
    • Normal Probe with Replaceable Protective Foil<\/strong>
      Mainly suitable for finding defects with a rough surface.<\/li>\n
    • Normal Probe with High Impulse Sequence<\/strong>
      Mainly suitable for finding defects. Can be used parallel to or slightly against the test surface (e.g. steel plate). <\/li>\n
    • Normal Probe with Low Impulse Sequence<\/strong>
      Suitable for testing non-metallic materials, such as rubber or concrete<\/li>\n
    • Immersion Normal Probe<\/strong>
      Mainly used in situations where the test surface and the probe do not come into direct contact. Ideally suited for testing on rough surfaces. Automatic tests increase the scanning speed and thus shorten the testing time. <\/li>\n
    • Transverse Angle Probe<\/strong>
      Mainly suitable for finding defects. Can be used perpendicular to or inclined against the test surface (e.g. weld seams). <\/li>\n
    • Variable Angle Probe<\/strong>
      This probe can be adapted to various needs.<\/li>\n
    • Surface Wave Probe<\/strong>
      Mainly suitable for finding defects on the surface as well as on surface crack depth.<\/li>\n
    • Focusing Transverse Angle Probe<\/strong>
      Mainly suitable for finding defects on the surface as well as on the surface crack depth.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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