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Application · Eddy-Current Crack Detection

Eddy-Current Crack Detection

Detect surface and near-surface cracks in conductive parts — manual, portable or fully automated.

The inspection problem

Cracks in shafts, gears, bearings, ground surfaces and welds can be tiny, hidden under paint or coatings, and impossible to catch by visual inspection alone.

Why it matters

In series production, crack detection is what keeps zero-defect targets real — and in maintenance, it prevents in-service failures.

Method comparison

Which method fits your part?

Every method has a sweet spot and a limitation. Choose based on defect, geometry, throughput and access — not on habit.

Portable eddy current

When it fits: Field inspection of welds, structures and aircraft components.

Limitations: Operator skill; conductive materials only.

Automated eddy current

When it fits: High-volume crack detection on rotationally symmetrical parts.

Limitations: Requires part-specific fixturing and setup.

What EMUS provides

Engineering support behind the equipment

  • Feasibility assessment on your parts and defect population.
  • Configuration, integration and training for production lines.
  • Long-term application support.

Discuss Production Integration

Share your part, defect type and throughput target — we'll match the right method for eddy-current crack detection.