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Advanced Quality Centre offers India’s best NDT Inspection Service and we are the most trusted and reliable testing company. We provide Magnetic Particle Testing – MPI Inspection Service, both visible and fluorescent method.

What is Magnetic Particle Testing?

Magnetic Particle testing is done by inducing magnetic field in a material and detecting any magnetic flux leakage by sprinkling or flowing magnetic particles (i.e. Ferrous particles ) over the surface. Magnetic flux leakage happens wherever there is a discontinuity and the flux lines tends to go around the discontinuity as they are not able to go through the  discontinuity.

What are the materials MPI Testing can be done?

MPI can be carried out on ferromagnetic materials only .The materials having base content as ferrous, nickel or cobalt.

Can MPI be done on Stainless Steel SS ?

MPI can be carried out Stainless Steel – except Austenitic Stainless Steel example: SS 316, SS 304, SS 904L .
The below are the two types of MPI Inspection Service –
  1. Type B – Visible method
  2. Type A – Fluorescent method
For efficient defect detection MPI should be done in two different directions. Perpendicular to each other, or two magnetic field longitudinal and Circular magnetic field both should be involved.
There are different MPI equipment’s such as Yoke, Prods, Head Shot/ Bench type machine &Rigid coils. The price of MPI machine varies from Rs.10,000 to few lakhs, for best price for MPI machine visit https://aqcinspection.com/sales/ or call +91 8668082413
Also we train you for carrying out MPI inspection and certify with ASNT level  II certifications.
For Third Party Inspection services at any location call us or visit us at https://aqcinspection.com/non-destructive-testing/
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