Non-Destructive Testing

A process that involves the inspection, testing, or evaluation of materials, components and assemblies.

Using the recommended practice SNT-TC-1A for personal qualification and certification in nondestructive testing.

Examinations are performed to the requirements of all Codes and Standards.

Member Of The American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT)

We Perform The Following Types Of Non-Destructive Tests

RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION (RT)
X-ray performed on materials show cracks, porosity, lack of fusion, inclusions, poor penetration and other internal defects. Film readers evaluate for defects based on standards.
Field Laboratory Service available for immediate development and results on site.

ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION (UT)
Used to test a variety of materials revealing subsurface and internal discontinuities with ability to size defects. Procedures developed are used according to standards will detect internal defects in weldments, components, castings, forgings, and piping.

EDDY CURRENT/PHASE ANALYSIS (ET)
A process to locate discontinuities in tubing, bars, wires, etc. also provides a test for differentiating alloys and materials identity.

LIQUIED PENETRANT EXAMINATION (PT)
A physical chemical procedure designed to detect and expose discontinuities locating cracks, porosity, laps, seams, and other surface discontinuities rapidly and economically. Various types of wet and dry developers using red dye, fluorescent penetrants and black light.

MAGNETIC PARTICLE EXAMINATION (MT)
Magnetic particle testing is a method of revealing surface and slightly subsurface discontinuities in ferrous materials. It may be applied to raw materials such as billets, bars, shapes; during processes such as forming, machining, heat treating and electroplating and in testing for service related discontinuities. Wet fluorescent magnetic particle techniques are performed using black light examination.

VIDEO/BORESCOPE EXAMINATION
Evaluate and examine the interior of pipes, tubes, and components requiring inspection of inaccessible areas. View in a pipe as small as ½' and up to 45 feet in length with flexible and rigid borescopes.

VISUAL EXAMINATION (VT)
Certified technicians perform visual inspection of welds and joint fit-ups on structural and pipe assemblies and components based on major codes, standards, and procedures.