Training is available for NAS 410 PT, UT and RT. Please contact us for more information.

Yes it is. However, there is a concern that if external accreditation of "RL3", which requires familiarity with all in-house NDTs, is carried out, the commissioning risk may be high due to the wide range of evidence required for RL3 certification. as an outsourcer, the evidence required for RL3 certification may be diverse and the risk of outsourcing may be high.

Yes it is. Please contact us for more information.

Yes. This will reduce delays in outsourcing.It is no problem. Please consider this as a way of reducing saw-shape outsourcing, which is a problem in many areas.

The inspection method may limit the size, shape, material and detectable defects of the test part. Please contact us for more information.

The shortest is three days.

It is possible to issue a certificate in the form of JIS Q 9100.

We will provide you with a quality assurance letter + any other documents you request.

Yes it is. Please contact us for more information.

The classification of non-destructive testing includes (1) surface, (2) just below the surface, and (3) interior, with (1) being cracks connected to the surface. The same internal defects are classified as (2) and (3), but (2) indicates defects located in the area close to the surface where the closed part cannot be confirmed from the surface by a test method.

The higher the frequency of the probe, the thinner the wall can be inspected. Depending on the material, for example, 20 Mhz will result in a thickness of about 0.2 mm, while 5 Mhz will result in a thickness of about 30 cm.

Depending on the manufacturer's manual for the test object, demagnetisation between each magnetisation is recommended. If not demagnetising after circular magnetisation could affect the inspection decision after longitudinal magnetisation.

The minimum detectable size of flaws is approximately 0.1-0.25 mm.

If the objective is to do a final check, it is fine to do it after the treatment. On the other hand, if the soundness of the treatment needs to be monitored, it would be better to carry this out before and after.

The direction of crystals may be visible on Radiological Testing (RT).

It can be carried out manually and has no dimensional limitations. The inspection range and inspection time are proportional.

It is possible. The inspection method is selected according to the material and the location of the defect.

It is physically impossible to PT or MT into areas that cannot be reached by the eye, so if inspection using a camera is required, the regulations will be followed. However, the use of cameras requires special skills and management. You may wish to try Radiological Testing (RT).

Although it is difficult to say, advances in digital technology have made it possible to detect defects as small as 0.25 mm. The advantage of digital technology is that defects can be magnified by a factor of up to four, making them easily visible to everyone and enabling inspection results to be checked anywhere in the world.

It costs around 50,000 yen, depending on the test.

ASNT (The American Society for Nondestructive Testing), equivalent to JSNDI (Japan Society for Non-Destructive Inspection) in Japan; National Aerospace Standard (NAS) (publicly known standard).