Ultrasonic thickness measurements (UTM) provide a fast and reliable solution for corrosion assessment and material thickness control on hulls, pipelines and structures. Precision measurements provide the necessary data for decision-making: where is the wear, how much material is left and when to plan repairs or maintenance to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

What is measured and how it works

Ultrasonic inspection is based on measurement of material cross-sectional through ultrasonic waves, which allows non-invasive identification of actual material thickness . By reference to standard methods, thickness measurements are suitable for detecting both surface corrosion, holes and uneven wear without breaking or breaking the details.

For operators of shipbuilding and maritime transport who need accurate hull control

Industrial companies and construction companies who manage steel structures and pipelines

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Differences that count

• Speed and flexibility: mobile units and rapid field work allow for operational response.
• Precise data management system: measurement protocols, geo- and object interfaces and comparison of historical results facilitate monitoring from time to time.
• Customer-based approach: reports are adapted to management and maintenance needs to support decision-making.

Ultrasound measurements provide a reliable basis for corrosion assessment and material thickness control - accurate information to reduce risks, optimise maintenance costs and ensure Contact us to plan a quick inspection and receive customized reporting to support sustainable repair and maintenance planning.