Pre-welding Phase
– The material is examined for consistency, form, size, cleanliness, flatness,
straightness, and dimensional accuracy by the inspector. After the joint has
been prepared for welding, the material is inspected once more, this time for
alignment, fit, and proper joint preparation.

Welding Phase – The
inspector examines the weld bend profiles as well as any visible surface
defects. At this time, the inspector will notice the preheat, as well as
whether the technique and heat input are within the prescribed ranges.

Post Welding – After
allowing the weld to settle, the inspector will examine it again for cracks,
porosity, and crater cracks, as well as verifying the weld profile.

We offer the following weld testing services:

1.
Visual
welding inspection – we have trained and qualified welding inspectors who
can test pipe and structural welds visually and dimensionally.

2.
Invigilation
of welding procedures and welder certification tests

3.
Mechanical
testing – we perform a series of mechanical tests. They’re also known as
destructive checks, and they’re used for determining the suitability of the
variables used to make a welded joint.

4.
Metallurgical
testing – we provide an in-depth examination of steel samples for
microstructural flaws that can be found in duplex and super duplex steels, as
well as a variety of many other welded materials.

We are entirely equipped to handle weld coupons of any
scale, from weld procedure certification tests to welder qualification tests.
In addition, our team of seasoned engineers offers fast turnarounds and
unparalleled quality, guaranteeing that you never miss deadlines due to testing
delays.

Get in touch with us today to address your welding
inspection and testing needs.