Non-Destructive Testing Market, By Offering (Equipment and Service), By Technique (Ultrasonic Testing, Visual Inspection Testing, Magnetic Particle Testing, Liquid Penetrant Testing, Eddy-Current Testing, Radiographic Testing, Acoustic Emission Testing, and Others), By Vertical (Manufacturing, Oil & Gas, Aerospace, Public Infrastructure, Automotive, Power Generation, and Others), By Geography (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa)

Published In : Apr 2024

Code : CMI5350

Pages :165

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Industry : Semiconductors

Key Developments

In May 2023, Waygate Technologies, a leading provider of solutions for industrial inspection without damaging the object, introduced a new top-of-the-line Computed Tomography (CT) solution called Phoenix V|tome|x M Omni. This advanced system is designed to replace the company's well-known CT system, offering better flexibility, speed, and quality of detection. This versatile CT solution can be used for various purposes, including precise measurement in 3D, research, and evaluation in labs, as well as accurate automated inspection in manufacturing settings.
In May 2023, Previan Technologies, Inc. acquired Sensor Networks, Inc. (SNI), a well-known provider of tools and technologies for improved inspection and remote monitoring of critical safety components. This acquisition brings SNI into the Previan Group, allowing it to benefit from NDT solutions offered by Eddyfi Technologies.
In February 2023, The American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT), the largest global organization for NDT professionals, acquired NDT Classroom, a reputable provider of online training programs for non-destructive testing. This strategic move aims to improve the educational offerings available to NDT professionals by providing them with a comprehensive and easily accessible collection of online training courses.
In October 2022, United Western Technologies Corp, a U.S.-based manufacturer and service provider specializing in non-damaging testing, unveiled the new EddyView II portable Eddy Current flaw detector. The innovative EddyView II features a large 8-inch touch screen display that allows for easy adjustments of important parameters like gain and rotation through simple gestures. With the ability to support both traditional probes and array probes, EddyView II offers flexibility in testing applications. Additionally, it includes a separate channel dedicated to monitoring probes to part coupling, ensuring accurate results.