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UCI Hardness Testing

What is UCI testing?

UCI testing measures the hardness of materials using ultrasonic contact impedance technology.

How does UCI work?

UCI works by sending ultrasonic waves through a material and measuring the impedance to determine hardness.

What materials can be tested?

UCI testing can be applied to various metals, including steel, aluminum, and other alloys commonly used in the automotive industry.

Is calibration necessary?

Yes, calibration ensures accurate and reliable testing results.

Who performs the testing?

Our experienced team conducts all testing in our NABL certified lab.

What is the turnaround time?

Turnaround time varies, but we strive to provide results within a few business days for most tests.

UCI Testing

UCI (Ultrasonic Contact Impedance) Hardness Testing is a modern, non-destructive method used to measure the hardness of metallic materials with precision and portability. Unlike traditional techniques like Brinell or Rockwell, UCI testing requires minimal surface preparation and leaves no visible marks, making it ideal for finished components and delicate surfaces.

Calibration Services

Our NABL certified lab offers precise calibration for various metallurgical instruments, ensuring accuracy and reliability for the automotive industry and beyond.

Expert Team

At Multitek Technologies, we take pride in our team of seasoned professionals who bring deep expertise and unwavering commitment to the fields of metallurgy and metrology. With decades of combined experience, our engineers, scientists, and technical specialists work collaboratively to push the boundaries of precision, performance, and innovation.