SONOTEC

Qualitative leap in air-coupled ultrasonic testing of concrete

A new non-contact ultrasonic testing technique from Sonotec promises previously unattainable precision and reliability in non-contact testing of strongly attenuating materials such as concrete.

The Sonoair R&D end-to-end solution consists of a scanner, ultrasonic probes, industrial computers as well as special software designed for specific requirements of development and testing laboratories in research facilities, universities and companies. It is also intended for industrial applications, such as in construction materials production and concrete processing. The innovative solution based on...

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