• Liquid Penetrant
• Magnetic Particle
• Eddy Current
• Ultrasonics (UTT/USTW/PAUT)
• Radiography (Gamma/X-Ray)
• Visual Testing (Direct/Borescope)
• Bond Testing
• Leak Detection
• Ground Penetrating Radar
• Delta Ferrite (DFT)
• Positive Material Identification (XRF/OES/LIBS)

• Welder Qualifications

• Tensile Testing

• Hardness Testing

• Charpy Impact

• Macro Etch

• Bend Testing

• AWS CWI

• API 510, 570, 653, 1169

• ICC Special Inspections

• NACE/AMPP

• NDT/NDI Level III

• Welding Procedures (PQR/WPS)

• Material Failure Analysis

• Blasting (Dry Ice/Sand)

• QA/QC

Due to the millions of individual parts required for flight vehicles, the aerospace industry’s product line is very broad. To operate and maintain these vehicles, there are many support systems needed, including non-destructive testing services.  Eddy current testing is one of the most common NDT methods used to ensure aircraft parts are free of defects and safe to use.

Electrical power starts at the power plant. In most cases, a power plant consists of an electric generator. Something must spin that generator — it might be a water wheel in a hydroelectric dam, a large diesel engine or a gas turbine. But in most cases, the object spinning the generator is a steam turbine. These large structures have constantly moving parts that need to be checked for damage regularly. Using MT testing to check for cracks or UT testing to find discontinuities within parts are common ways to detect flaws in generators.

Ensuring large buildings, bridges, and industrial facilities are properly constructed ensures the safety of the citizens who use these structures every day.  Ensuring connections between connections on steel frames can detect early signs and prevent disaster.

The petrochemical industry produces chemicals using oil and natural gas as major raw materials, the presence of which can cause corosion over time.

Using NDT methods to routinely check for corrosion is critical in maintaining manufacturing equipment.

Ships of all sizes are in constant contact with water.  All that corrosion can cause disaster at sea if not routinely tested with NDT methods.  

There are over 2 million miles of pipelines traversing the United States.  These long distance transporation pipes are prone to corrosion over time.  Weak pipe can lead to leaks and loss of product.  Avoid disaster by having our NDT technicians test the thickness of your pipelines.

Non-destructive and destructive testing for quality control ensures your product will be at its best when it hits the market.