
Radiographic Inspection
Digital radiographic testing is an imaging method of non-destructive material testing for displaying differences in density. X-rays or gamma rays from a suitable source are used to visually display the difference in density of a component; an image appears on the radioscopy system screen. The difference in material thickness or density can be seen by the degree of blackening. The thicker or denser a component is, the less radiation can penetrate and the brighter the area appears on the X-ray image.
Scope
- Crack testing of hidden components, e.g. multilayer structures
 - Volume testing e.g. blowholes in castings or CfK
 - Weld seam inspection, brazed joints
 - Foreign body inspection
 - Material inspection
 
Your Advantages
- Concealed parts inspectable, not only surface methods
 - Defect shape and size visible
 - No direct access to the inspection area required
 - Make voluminous defects such as pores, inclusions, hot cracks and weld defects visible
 - Versatile and universal inspection method
 - Imaging
 - Live image viewing
 
