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Buzzmac Expands Nondestructive Testing Line

Jul 5 2004

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BuzzMac Software is expanding its line of nondestructive testers and testing programs. The main product, Buzz-o-sonic, is a virtual instrument designed to measure the dynamic elastic properties of materials from their resonant frequencies following a light mechanical shock (Impulse Excitation).

Buzz-o-sonic can now be custom designed for high-temperature and higher frequency analyses, allowing a wider range of samples to be tested. The unit complies with various ASTM standards, such as E1876 and C1259.

A fully functional trial version of Buzz-o-sonic can be downloaded from the Buzzmac web site.

For more information on non-destructive testing, click here.

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