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Bond Testers
A Range Of Bond Testers including the BondaScope 3100 Tri-mode Bond Tester, The BondHub - Imaging Bond Tester & The Curlin Air - Non Contact, Air coupled Ultrasonic Flaw Detector & Bond Tester.
Advanced NDT Limited provides the most capable bond testers in the market for composite inspection on sandwich construction, laminates, multi-layered bonded structures, adhesively bonded fittings, highly attenuating materials and any construction that needs a high penetrating power.
BondaScope 3100
The BondaScope 3100 Tri Mode Comprehensive Bond Tester with a large bright display. Pitch-catch, Mechanical Impedance (MIA) and Resonance modes.
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The Bondascope 3100 operates with three different testing modes to cover a range of applications, utilising Pitch-catch, Mechanical Impedance Analysis (MIA), and Resonance modes for evaluation of composite and laminated test samples. This handheld instrument is a valuable tool for the evaluation of first article material testing.
BondHub II - Bond Tester
The BondHub Imaging Bond Tester utilises the full capability of the well-established BondaScope 3100 and connects to our manual or automatic scanners to generate high-resolution C-Scan images in Pitch-Catch, MIA and Resonance modes
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​Measure the mechanical strength of bonds ultrasonically with the BondHub II. The BondHub II system consists of a computer, scanner drivers, and displays combined with the power of our Bondascope 3100.
NDT Systems - Curlin Air
The Curlin Air Contactless, Air Coupled, Ultrasonic Flaw Detector & Composite Bond Tester.
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The portable Curlin Air utilises air-coupled ultrasonics and requires no surface preparation and no direct contact with test object. It performs sensitive inspections to detect voids, impact damage, and disbonds in a wide variety of water-incompatible materials. Originally used primarily for aerospace composites, the Curlin Air is referenced specifically by major aerospace manufacturers in their published inspection procedures.
