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24  Apr  2026

Modern wind tunnel testing demands hardware that works together seamlessly. Windtuner builds both pressure scanners and pneumatic probes in-house, giving engineers a matched set of instruments that share the same design philosophy and calibration standards. This integration eliminates the compatibility headaches that occur when mixing hardware from different vendors.

23  Apr  2026

Most flow measurement projects arrive with a set of constraints that off-the-shelf probes cannot satisfy. The probe head needs to fit through a 4mm access port. The operating temperature reaches 500 degrees. The blockage ratio has to stay below 1.5% or the flow field distorts.

13  Apr  2026

Aerospace engineers work in a world where air moves faster than sound, where pressure differences of a few pascals can separate a stable wing from a stall. The five-hole probe sits at the heart of this work, measuring flow angles and velocities that wind tunnel cameras cannot catch. Windtuner builds five-hole probes that capture three-dimensional flow data accurate enough to validate CFD models.

05  Feb  2026

What good do extra pressure holes do for pressure measurement? How do different probe head shapes change their performance or efficiency in aerodynamic experiments?

05  Dec  2025

Five-hole probes serve as essential instruments for accurate fluid field measurement in aerospace, automotive, wind energy, and other demanding industries. They capture airflow pressure from multiple directions and deliver the aerodynamic data required for design validation and performance optimization. As testing environments grow more complex and client requirements become more specialized, the demand for customized five-hole probes continues to rise.

20  Oct  2025

Windtuner is redefining aerodynamic testing with its accurate five-hole probes, engineered to deliver accurate measurements in complex three-dimensional flow fields. Widely used in wind tunnel experiments, engine development, and aerodynamic performance testing, these probes capture detailed airflow velocity, flow direction, turbulence intensity, and other critical parameters, providing engineers and scientists with the data needed to optimize designs and elevate performance.

13  Oct  2025

The five-hole probe, as a representative of multi-hole aerodynamic probes, plays an essential role in three-dimensional flow field measurements. Its unique five-aperture geometry head design is available in spherical, conical, or pyramidal forms. This practical and advanced design accurately captures key parameters such as total pressure, static pressure, flow velocity, and flow angularity.