High-frequency sound waves are used in ultrasonic testing (UT), a non-destructive testing method, to find flaws in a variety of materials. The utilization of sound frequencies that are inaudible to the human ear forms the basis of ultrasonic testing. Ultrasonic Non-Destructive Testing (UT) assesses how sound waves reflect off various materials. Very brief ultrasonic pulse waves with center frequencies between 5 and 15 MHz are delivered into materials in the majority of UT applications in order to identify internal defects or evaluate material attributes. The way the sound waves return will change if the consistency of the material varies. Numerous possible flaws can be identified by examining this reflected echo.

The following non-destructive testing techniques can be carried out by JAX AERO: