AWS Transducers and Wedges

YUSHI AWS Angle Beam Transducer - 2.25MHz, 0.625"x0.75" with 45°/60°/70° Wedges

Professional-Grade Precision for Critical Weld and Material Inspection

Elevate your non-destructive testing (NDT) capabilities with the YUSHI AWS Angle Beam Transducer. This professional-grade kit is engineered for precision, durability, and compliance, making it the ideal choice for inspectors performing weld inspections, crack detection, and flaw characterization in accordance with American Welding Society (AWS) and other international standards.

This complete solution includes a high-performance 2.25MHz transducer and a set of three durable plastic wedges (45°, 60°, 70°) to cover a wide range of inspection angles and material thicknesses.

Key Features & Benefits

• Optimized Frequency (2.25MHz): 

• Provides an excellent balance of penetration power and resolution, making it ideal for detecting fine flaws in steel and other common metals.

• Rectangular Element (0.625" x 0.75"): 

• The rectangular footprint offers superior beam focusing and better acoustic contact on curved surfaces compared to round elements, improving accuracy in real-world inspection scenarios.

• Complete Wedge Set (45°, 60°, 70°): 

• Tackle any inspection challenge. The 45° wedge is excellent for deeper penetration, the 70° wedge for detecting surface-breaking flaws, and the versatile 60° wedge for a broad range of applications.

• AWS D1.1 Compliance: 

• Designed and manufactured to meet the stringent requirements of AWS D1.1 and other major international codes, ensuring your inspections are reliable and certified.

• Superior Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 

• Experience clear, sharp echo patterns with minimal grain noise, allowing for confident and accurate interpretation of results.

• Durable Construction: 

• The transducer housing and interchangeable wedges are built to withstand the rigors of daily use in industrial environments.

Technical Specifications

Typical Applications

• Weld inspection in structural steel, pressure vessels, and pipelines.

• Detection of cracks, lack of fusion, and porosity in welds.

• Thickness gauging and corrosion mapping on hard-to-access components.

• In-service inspection of components in aerospace, manufacturing, and energy sectors.