UT Immersion Scanning for Forgings & Complex Shapes
Large-format immersion UT for parts up to 50″ diameter | NADCAP Accredited | Pratt & Whitney Approved


What is Large-Format UT Immersion Inspection?
Large-format UT immersion scanning detects internal and surface defects in forgings, discs, BLISKs, and complex aerospace components using high-frequency sound waves directed through water. It is one of the most reliable non-destructive testing methods for critical aerospace and defense components.
Laboratory Testing (LTI) operates the ScanMaster LS-200L / LP-1200, a 6-axis automated immersion system capable of inspecting parts up to 50″ in diameter, 30″ in height, and 1,000 lbs per piece. LTI is NADCAP accredited and approved to Pratt & Whitney, Aerojet Rocketdyne, SpaceX, and various military specifications including MIL-STD-271 and MIL-STD-2132.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum bar or billet size LTI can inspect with immersion UT?
LTI’s Bar & Billet Rotator inspects round stock up to 16″ in diameter and 36 ft in length. Flat product up to 11″ in width is also accommodated. Maximum part weight is 5,000 lbs.
What types of materials can LTI inspect on the Bar & Billet Rotator?
LTI inspects round bar and billet, rectangular bar, and plate. Additional shapes may be accommodated depending on geometry. Contact the lab to confirm suitability for your specific product form.
Is LTI NADCAP accredited for UT immersion scanning of bar and billet?
Yes. LTI is NADCAP accredited and performs UT immersion scanning to ASTM immersion inspection standards and customer-specific specifications for Pratt & Whitney, Aerojet Rocketdyne, SpaceX, and more.
What OEM approvals does LTI hold for bar and billet immersion UT?
LTI holds approvals for Pratt & Whitney, Aerojet Rocketdyne, SpaceX, and more. All inspections are performed to ASTM immersion inspection standards under NADCAP accreditation.
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