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Phoenix’s high performance ultrasonic transducers are reliable, reproducible and cost-effective and all are made to quality standards such as EN12668, BS EN ISO 9001:2001, ESI, DIN, AWS and ASTM. See also our range of special transducers.
SHEAR WAVE
Single/Twin crystal
The single and twin crystal range of shear wave transducers is ideal for the general purpose testing of welds, plate, pipe tubing, castings and forgings.
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Single Crystal
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Twin Crystal
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Gold series
Phoenix developed the gold series transducer to offer superior performance for the discerning user. The internal design has been modified and with the use of an interface layer gives significant improvements in performance.
COMPRESSION WAVE
Single crystal
Single crystal compression wave transducers are available with either a ceramic or resin face and designed for testing rough, cast or pitted surfaces or highly abrasive materials whenever both good sensitivity and resolution are required.
Twin crystal
Twin crystal compression wave probes are suitable for use on corroded and pitted surfaces, thickness measurement, brazed joint testing and lamination detecting. High gain and resolution are achieved with a very low cross-talk.
Corrosion mapping
Standard and high temperature corrosion mapping transducers complement the compression wave probe range and are housed in a durable steel case with side entry connections which enable the fitting of a detachable tracking facility.
High temperature
The latest range of high temperature transducers is suitable for long-term contact, and can be used on components and plant without the need to cool surfaces to ambient temperatures. Phoenix HT transducers can operate at 150 to 300°C for long periods with no deterioration in performance.
TOFD
 Phoenix offers a full range of transducers designed specifically for TOFD applications. They are available with integral or demountable wedges and in standard ceramic or piezocomposite materials.
Please contact Sales for more information on this product.
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