Magnaflux magnetic particle inspection (MPI) testing equipment is designed to be fast, reliable and high-value.
Our catalogue of MPI inspection machines and equipment offers something for every NDT operation. Flexible and versatile, our products come in a range of power outputs, including AC, half-wave DC and full-wave DC. Magnaflux MPI equipment can also be sized for specific test parts to accommodate parts of any size.
Magnaflux offers a comprehensive range of magnetic particle inspection (MPI) equipment for all your NDT needs.
Magnetic Benches: These stationary units are engineered for high-volume inspection needs, providing consistency and durability even after extensive use.
Electromagnetic Yokes: Lightweight, portable, and versatile, Magnaflux yokes are ideal for field inspections and hard-to-reach areas.
Power Packs and Mobile Units: Perform current tests and chain inspections with our mobile, easy-to-use testing tools.
Demagnetisation Equipment: Reliable, fast tools for removing any leftover magnetism from products that have undergone magnetic testing.
Find out more about Magnaflux magnetic particle inspection equipment and find the perfect equipment for your NDT needs.
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Universal WE wet bench for magnetic particle testing
Universal SW wet bench for magnetic particle testing
Magnetic Wet Bench with 3-Phase FWDC and Optional AC Capability
Magnetic test bench for small parts
Magnetic test bench
MAG 50 wet bench MPI equipment for mag particle testing.
MAG 40 wet bench MPI equipment for mag particle testing.
Y-8 electromagnetic, battery-powered DC yoke for magnetic particle inspection
Y6 electromagnetic yoke for magnetic particle inspection
Ergonomic, lightweight, sealed and servicable electromagnetic AC yoke finds surface indications during magnetic particle testing
Chain Inspection Unit to check chain links for surface cracks
Ferrotest mobile power packs for magnetic particle inspection
Isotest mobile power packs for magnetic particle inspection
Equipment for demagnetising parts that have been subjected to magnetic fields
Secondary processing and finishing discontinuities are associated with the various finishing operations, after the part has been rough formed by rolling, forging, casting or welding.
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When steel ingots are worked down into usable sizes and shapes such as billets and forging blanks, some inherent discontinuities may appear.
Service discontinuities are formed or produced after all fabrication has been completed and the part has gone into service.
While one might assume defects or abnormities occur during a part’s manufacturing process, there are some discontinuities which occur before a part’s creation even starts.
In the world of nondestructive testing, “defect” and its synonyms are not necessarily interchangeable.
In this experiment, we compare the speed of a multi-directional magnetic particle wet bench to a traditional uni-directional method.
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