Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI) is a non-destructive testing method used to detect surface and near-surface defects in ferromagnetic materials. It works by magnetizing the material and applying magnetic particles, which gather at flaws, revealing cracks or irregularities.

Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI) is a non-destructive testing technique for detecting surface defects in non-porous materials. It involves applying a fluorescent dye, allowing it to seep into flaws, then using UV light to highlight imperfections like cracks or voids.

Pre-penetrant etch is a preparatory step in non-destructive testing where a material's surface is lightly etched to remove contaminants or coatings. This enhances the effectiveness of dye penetrant inspection by exposing flaws more clearly.

Passivation is a chemical treatment for stainless steel that removes surface contaminants, like free iron, and enhances corrosion resistance. It creates a thin, protective oxide layer, improving durability without altering the material’s properties.

Bead blasting uses pressurized air to clean, polish, or texture surfaces, removing imperfections and leaving a uniform finish. We offer glass beads, aluminum oxide, or a mix of both for customized results.

Salt spray corrosion is a process where metal surfaces degrade due to prolonged exposure to a saline mist environment. It simulates harsh conditions to test material durability, revealing vulnerabilities like rust or pitting.