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At ADIPEC 2025, United Synergy will showcase advanced NDT solutions from TEQTO, including crack depth meters, hardness testers, ferrite meters, and other portable instruments.

The tutorial shows how to prepare with a reference sample, inspect welded seams, switch to continuous mode, and configure memory blocks.

Estonian-based NDT manufacturer enters U.S. and Canadian markets, showcasing a portfolio of rugged, portable tools built for industrial precision.

TEQTO, a European manufacturer of high-quality portable NDT instruments, is participating in PANNDT 2025 from June 9–12 in Niagara Falls, Ontario.

TEQTO is proud to announce its participation in the GSS25, taking place from February 19-21, 2025, in Dubai, UAE.

Electrical testing is a category of non-destructive testing that employs instruments to measure electrical field parameters.

TEQTO is pleased to unveil the new ET-28 Crack depth meter a high-precision device tailored for measuring crack depth in metals and alloys, including stainless steel and duralumin.

We are thrilled to announce TEQTO’s participation in the ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference 2024, held from 3-6 November in Abu Dhabi.

Pipelines serve as lifelines for industries worldwide, transporting fluids and gases critical for our daily lives. Ensuring the integrity of these pipelines is paramount, requiring advanced techniques to detect defects, assess damage depth, and control metal structures. Let's explore how innovative methods are revolutionising pipeline assessment across key areas of focus.

Non-destructive testing (NDT) equipment plays a crucial role in identifying flaws, corrosion, and weaknesses in various industrial applications without causing damage to the tested materials. Portable NDT devices offer flexibility and efficiency in flaw detection processes, making them essential tools in industries like oil and gas, aerospace, transportation, power generation, and automotive.

TEQTO participated in 20th World Conference on Non-Destructive Testing in Incheon, South Korea on 27-31 May 2024

ECNDT 2023 conference is carefully planned to cover a wide range of topics, with a particular focus on the technical and scientific aspects.

Non-destructive testing is used to assess materials and components without causing damage. It allows engineers to evaluate internal condition while equipment remains in service. This makes the approach suitable for both new products and operating assets.

In industrial maintenance, the ability to evaluate a component without destroying it is not just a convenience – it is a fundamental safety requirement.

Explore the crucial differences between destructive and non destructive testing. Learn about tensile testing, ultrasonic testing, and how to ensure structural integrity.

Learn everything about magnetic particle testing (MPT). Explore methods, equipment like electromagnetic yokes, and the difference between wet and dry particles in NDT

Learn how eddy current testing works in practice. A detailed guide to eddy current NDT, eddy current non-destructive testing, eddy current testing methods, pulsed eddy current testing, eddy current inspection and testing of tubes.

Learn how ultrasonic testing NDT works in practice. A detailed explanation of ultrasonic non-destructive testing, ultrasonic testing process, UT testing of welds, ultrasonic testing of welds, and ultrasonic thickness inspection for industrial applications.

Welding is one of the most critical processes in industrial manufacturing — and one of the most prone to hidden defects.

There’s a tendency in industrial inspection to jump straight to more advanced methods — phased array ultrasonics, eddy current arrays, computed tomography