Bond Scope 350- Minature Dual-Mode, Handheld Ultrasonic Bond Tester

Description

Bond Profile

Bond Profile is a time-encoded scanning presentation whereby the phase/amplitude are plotted in real-time, yielding a time-based trend pattern allowing for user assessment. Operators generally find this information easier to comprehend, which increases their confidence level in the inspection. NDT Systems, Inc. was the first to offer this in the BondaScope 300, Miniature Pitch-Catch Bond Tester.

Applications
Applications include the inspection of metallic, non-metallic, and combination metallic/non-metallic bonded structures for a variety of anomalous conditions. Detectable anomalies include measurable levels of unbonds, voids, delaminations, inclusions, porosity, fiber damage, core damage, bond line thickness variations, and certain material properties. Inspectable configurations include adhesively bonded laminates, advanced fiber composites, and honeycomb structures, to mention a few.

Some typical applications include:

Multi-layer laminates
Graphite resin composites
Boron fiber composites
Kevlar composites
Glass fiber composites
Composite-to-substrate
Composite-to-composite
Honeycomb structures
Skin-to-honeycomb
Honeycomb-to-honeycomb
Impact damage

Model: DC0506N

Temperature range: -5 to 100℃
Temperature control precision: 0.1

The circular opening can be placed 200ml beaker, direct measurement of viscosity. The outer loop has the function of constant temperature cup can also be controlled constant temperature liquid lead to external, to meet different test requirements.

Additional information

Product Name	All New BondaScope 350
Manufacturer	NDT Systems, Inc.
Probe Options	Dry or liquid film coupled (depending on the selected test mode)
Bond Profile	Time-encoded scanning presentation, plotting phase/amplitude in real-time for user assessment
Confidence Level	Enhanced through easier comprehension of information
Previous Model	BondaScope 300, Miniature Pitch-Catch Bond Tester
Inspection Applications	Metallic, non-metallic, and combination metallic/non-metallic bonded structures
Detectable Anomalies	Unbonds – Voids – Delaminations – Inclusions – Porosity – Fiber damage – Core damage – Bond line thickness Variations $ Certain material properties
Inspectable Configurations	Adhesively bonded laminates – Advanced fiber composites – Honeycomb structures
Typical Applications	Multi-layer laminates – Graphite resin composites – Boron fiber composites – Kevlar composites – Glass fiber composites – Composite-to-substrate – Composite-to-composite – Honeycomb structures – Skin-to-honeycomb – Honeycomb-to-honeycomb – Impact damage