ECHOGRAPH 1095: SCHMEES Examines with KARL DEUTSCH Flaw Detector

SCHMEES CAST GmbH is a mediumsized, family-run company and proud of its knowledge, which has grown over generations.

Invitation to webinar and info on postponed workshop

Due to the current Corona situation, we unfortunately have to cancel our 2-day NDT workshop planned for February for companies in the railway industry and NDT service providers. We hope to be able to make up for this in the summer. Webinars to fill the gap are available in March.

ECHOGRAPH 1095: Matrix Memory

In combination with the wall thickness measurement, the matrix memory is an ideal supplement for a corrosion test.

ECHOGRAPH 1095: DGS Testing with TR Probes

The ECHOGRAPH 1095 offers a variety of advanced testing options such as the DGS method with TR probes to determine equivalent reflector sizes.

ECHOGRAPH 1095: Ideas and Expertise in Steel

“Ideas and Expertise in Steel” – that is the motto of STAHLBAU RAULF GmbH from the German town of Duisburg. Tolive up to this motto, ultrasonic testing is now carried out with an ECHOGRAPH 1095.

ECHOGRAPH RPTR PAUT: Phased Array Testing Bridge for Seamless Pipes

A robust ultrasonic testing bridge ECHOGRAPH RPTR PAUT was developed for our customer ARTROM.

ECHOGRAPH STPS PAUT: Phased Array Bar Testing System

The ECHOGRAPH STPS PAUT Bar Testing System features a high testing speed of up to 2 m/s and an easy adjustment of the probe carriers.

Cooperation with MR Chemie in the field of UV-Lamps

In order to meet the increasing challenges of volatile market dynamics in an economically sensible and customer-oriented manner, the companies KARL DEUTSCH and MR Chemie have decided on a joint strategic project-based product development in the area of their expanded product-portfolio.

Network Christmas Party

Last week, a small christmas party of the “mechanical engineering network Bergisch Land” took place in our factory hall.

Greetings from FA Ultrasonics with Eddyfi

Our colleague Mr Stefan Kierspel gave a presentation on the topic “Application of phased array techniques and TFM”.