NDT & INSPECTION SERVICES

 Jtech is proud to offer client to highest level of NDT Inspection Services in the following methods.

Ultrasonic Inspection

Using digital ultrasonic equipment, our qualified personnel are capable of accurate pulse-echo flaw detection, monitoring and evaluation. These inspections can be carried out on:

  • Static or in-service components
  • Monitoring of discontinuity propagation
  • Thickness surveys
  • Lamination detection
Magnetic Particle Testing

Using the latest in AC Yoke Magnetising Units, our accredited technicians are capable of both fluorescent and visible magnetic particle inspection. This method is useful for:

  • Surface and sub-surface defects in ferrous materials
  • Thread and gear testing
Dye Penetrant Testing

Utilising the best consumables, our staff can conduct testing using fluorescent and visible dye penetrant methods. Dye penetrant testing is beneficial in the testing of surface defects in non-ferrous materials such as aluminium, stainless steel, copper and ceramics.

Eddy Current Testing

Utilising modern eddy current technologies, our staff can perform inspections that include:

  • Surface flaw detection, which may be undertaken without coating removal
  • Conductivity evaluation (material sorting)
Visual Inspection

When used in conjunction with the above methods, rigorous visual examinations can also be provided for:

  • In-service inspections
  • Item/product compliance evaluation
  • Welded or fabricated steel component acceptability
Hardness Testing

Utilising portable Leeb Hardness Test equipment, National Test can report and convert data to Rockwell C, Rockwell b, Brinell and Vickers formats. Hardness Testing is often required for:

  • Material classification by comparative hardness evaluation
  • Verification of Post Weld Heat Treatment procedural compliance
  • Non Destructive and non invasive test method
Positive Material Identification (PMI)

Our technicians are able to offer reliable PMI using the latest XRF technology from Olympus. Using a vast on-board library of alloys and specifications, our XRF devices can identify material grades and specific chemical compounds.

Holiday Testing

The test is carried out by checking an electric circuit to see if current flows to complete the circuit. In areas where there is not enough coating to resist the electrical charge voids and holes are detected. In other words, if the electrical charge is detected, then there are discontinuities. This testing is applied on tank interiors, chemical storage vessels and buried structures. The purpose is to ensure that the coating can withstand such environments.