24kHz Transducers

Model: CTA-30

$1,397.38 $1,380.00 Save ($17.38)

Lowest price in last 30 days: $3,597.00

24kHz Transducers

Model: CTA-30

Old price: $1,380.00

Price: $1,397.38

54kHz Exponential Transducers

Model: CTA-33

Old price: $2,260.00

Price: $2,275.92

150kHz Transducers

Model: CTA-35

Old price: $1,380.00

Price: $1,397.38

250kHz Transducers

Model: CTA-36

Old price: $1,380.00

Price: $1,397.38

500kHz Transducers

Model: CTA-37

Old price: $3,560.00

Price: $3,597.00

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Proceq Pundit UPV Transducers are available in multiple frequencies to accommodate aggregate (grain) size and the dimensions of the test object. Transducers allow more depth of penetration or better resolution for Proceq Pundit Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Instruments.

CTA-30 24kHz Transducers is used for concrete, aggregate and large objects
CTA-33 54kHz Exponential Transducers with Calibration Rod is used for rough concrete and rounded surfaces (no couplant required)
CTA-35 150kHz Transducers is used for fine-grained material, small objects
CTA-36 250kHz Transducers is used for fine-grained material, rock, cores
CTA-37 500kHz Transducers is used for very fine-grained material, rock, use on small samples limited by the size of the transducer

Included Items:

Transducers (24, 54, 150, 250, or 500kHz)

Accessories:

CTA-38 Transducer Holder

Specifications

Attribute name	Attribute value
Wavelength	CTA-30: 154mm CTA-33: 68.5mm CTA-35: 24.7mm CTA-36: 14.8mm CTA-37: 7.4mm
Maximum Particle Size	CTA-30: ≈ 77mm CTA-33: ≈ 34mm CTA-35: ≈ 12mm CTA-36: ≈ 7mm CTA-37: ≈ 3mm
Dimensions	Minimum Lateral: CTA-30: ≈ 154mm CTA-33: 69mm CTA-35: 25mm CTA-36: 15mm CTA-37: 7mm
Estimated Shipping Weight	CTA-30: 3.0lb (1.36kg) CTA-33: 1.0lb (0.45kg) CTA-35: 1.0lb (0.45kg) CTA-36: 1.0lb (0.45kg) CTA-37: 1.0lb (0.45kg)

Product Q&A

Q: How are longer specimens extracted and the piston returned?

Specimens longer than 5in are extracted by repositioning the Adapter Ring after maximum piston travel, and the spring-loaded piston automatically returns to the start position when the release valve is opened.