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Ultrasonic flaw detection Probes Comprehensive Catalog Ultrasonic flaw detection is an essential non-destructive testing method used in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, railway, shipbuilding, construction (such as towers, bridges, roads, and buildings), as well as in the gas and power industries, for the manufacturing and maintenance inspection of products and equipment. The Inspection Technology Research Institute is a specialized manufacturer of ultrasonic flaw detection probes, which are indispensable for ultrasonic flaw detection. The comprehensive catalog includes various probes and probe cables, including standard contact probes and angle beam probes, as well as special-purpose probes.
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★ Contact probe ★ Immersion probe ★ Angled beam probe ★ Dual transducer probe ★ Special purpose probe ★ Probe cable
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Non-destructive testing during manufacturing for aerospace, automobiles, railways, shipbuilding, steel bridges, roads, buildings, gas, electricity, and social infrastructure, as well as non-destructive testing during operation.
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KGK Co., Ltd., a specialized manufacturer of ultrasonic probes, supports your safety management through the production of ultrasonic probes. As a manufacturing group, KGK is committed to meeting your needs and also accepts orders for custom-designed probes in addition to standard probes. If you have any issues regarding ultrasonic probes, please feel free to consult with KGK.
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