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Magnetic field indicators for accurate measurement of residual leakage field in parts after demagnetization. -
Type I (Brass) indicators are intended for general engineering applications. -
Type II (Gold) indicators are used for aerospace applications. -
The Pie Gauge is used as an aid in determining the direction of magnetic fields for detection of discontinuities in ferrous materials. -
Test bar for MPI -
The F.W. Bell 5100 Series Gaussmeters have been superseded by the 5200 series in 2023. -
Digital handheld Gaussmeter for the measurement of magnetic field strength. The F.W. Bell 5200 Series Gaussmeters replace the highly successful 5100 series. -
Single detector with dual sensors measures both ultraviolet and visible light. Complies with ASTM specifications for MPI and DPI. Specially engineered for NDT applications. -
ACCUPRO series meters feature an advanced, microprocessor-controlled readout unit calibrated to accurately measure and display UV-A, blue, and visible light readings. -
4.5kg Test weight for use with electromagnetic yokes in accordance with AS2083. -
18kg block for use with D.C. Electromagnetic and Permanent Magnet yokes in accordance with AS2083. -
Cracked aluminium block compares sensitivity of different penetrants or sensitivity of new and old penetrants -
Steel ring with drilled holes to simulate subsurface discontinuities. -
Permanently magnetized steel disc containing coarse and fine cracks. Used to test the performance of the magnetic particle materials and lighting environment. -
TAM panels provide a quick means of determining the continued serviceability of liquid penetrant inspection system. -
TAM Panel (also known as PSM-5 Panel) provides a quick means of determining the continued serviceability of liquid penetrant inspection system.
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A pair of nearly identical panels measuring 2.6 inches and 0.090 inches thick with matching crack patterns of known sizes. -
A set of two panels, each measuring 3.875 x 1.875 inches (100 x 35mm), sheared from the same stock with matching crack patterns. Makes simultaneous comparison of two penetrant batches practical. Specify crack sizes of 10µm, 20µm, 30µm, 50µm.