From: Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Québec, Canada, November 24, 2015 — Non-destructive experts from TEAM Industrial Services have recently used the Ectane® instrument from Eddyfi to assess the mechanical structure of the next Mars lander at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Using the advanced eddy current array inspection system, it is possible to detect minute cracks and other discontinuities so small that they are invisible to the naked eye.
TEAM has been using the advanced system for a variety of critical inspections over the last few years, but this latest examination is certainly high on the list of key achievements. Bill Wiltsey, ET Manager at TEAM for the Western USA region ensured the successful deployment of eddy current array technology on the precious structure.
Headquartered in the advanced NDT hub of Québec, Canada, with offices in Lyon, France, and Houston, USA, Eddyfi focuses on offering high-performance eddy current and electromagnetic solutions for the inspection of critical components and assets. Eddyfi has customers in more than 50 countries in such major industries as nuclear, power generation, oil & gas, and aerospace.
We also employ the world’s most renowned experts in the field of advanced eddy currents and electromagnetics, and they have the mission to push the limits of these technologies to new heights. Eddyfi develops the industry’s best performing and most reliable test instruments, acquisition and analysis software, as well as standard but, more importantly, specialized surface array and tubing probes. Eddyfi has the expertise, engineering, and manufacturing flexibility to supply fully integrated and specially made solutions that deliver superior performance to our customers. At Eddyfi, performance matters.