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Aerospace
NDT in the Aerospace sector is critical, starting in the manufacturing phase through to in-service maintenance and inspection; a necessity for all aircraft asset owners, airline operators, and manufacturers. Creating safe and reliable service and environments for passengers and employees.
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Manufacturing
The main goal of using NDT within manufacturing processes is to ensure the quality of a part, or assembly, meeting an assigned specification. Detect of indications are possible as is size, position, and nature.
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Metals Processing
Heavy or large-scale metal manufacturing feeds large critical components into key sectors of society, inspection at the point of completion or during the manufacturing process is paramount.
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Oil & Gas
Oil and gas industry assets are global, complex, with a limited life cycle. Inspection of these assets protects the environment, investment, and supply.
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Power Generation
A global industry including the Nuclear, Fossil Fuel, and Green Alternative Energy sectors, where safety and minimising downtime is critical.
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Transport
The transportation industry is a key sector across all societies and safe, reliable operation is paramount on a day-to-day basis.
Welcome to ETher NDE. We are a dedicated manufacturer of Eddy Current Testing (ECT) non-destructive testing NDT equipment, probes and accessories design and manufacture company.
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AmCheck
Developed with the Additive Manufacturing industry in mind the AMCheck can be conveniently panel mounted for inspection of Additive Manufactured (AM) parts during inspection.
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Successful “green” steps taken towards achieving Environmental Management ISO14001, with Internal Auditing team training
February 2021
Congratulations to our internal team for successfully completing the ISO14001 Environmental management Internal Auditor training, with NQA, as part of ETher NDE's goal of working towards meeting the ISO14001 standard in 2021. Our internal ISO 14001 team now include Nelly Fernandez, Ian Gough, Shamaiel Ahmed, Joanne Munns and Corinna Cuciureanu.