#mpi machine

Magkraftndt Eddy Current Testing Machine uses electromagnetic induction to detect hidden flaws in metal materials. It’s quick, non-invasive, and accurate, helping ensure the quality and safety of components without causing any damage or affecting their performance.

A PLC-controlled Magnaflux MPI machine uses magnetic particle inspection (MPI) to find surface defects in metal parts. The PLC automates the process, providing precise control, better efficiency, and consistent flaw detection, which ultimately improves quality control in manufacturing.

Magkraftndt standard MPI machine test bench units set the standard for MPI inspection. They are used across a wide range of industries, such as automotive, fasteners, hand tools, oil field equipment, railways, and education & training for the detection of surface & subsurface defects. These benches are two-vector MPI machines, offering enhanced accuracy and versatility. Designed for durability, they provide efficient, high-quality results, making them ideal for both routine inspections and advanced training applications.

An Eddy Current Testing (ECT) machine uses electromagnetic induction to detect surface and near-surface defects in conductive materials. It generates eddy currents, and changes in these currents indicate flaws. ECT is widely used for non-destructive testing in industries like aerospace and manufacturing.

This machines have been designed with the purpose of accurate detection of surface and subsurface defects on aerospace parts. State-of-the-art technology provides maximum accuracy and reliability in identification, thus assisting in maintaining safety, performance, and integrity of the critical aerospace component across various applications.

This machines have been designed with the purpose of accurate detection of surface and subsurface defects on aerospace parts. State-of-the-art technology provides maximum accuracy and reliability in identification, thus assisting in maintaining safety, performance, and integrity of the critical aerospace component across various applications.

Improve your inspections with a Magnetic Crack Detector. Detecting cracks and other surface defects in only minutes, delivering fast, reliable results. Defend your equipment. Minimize equipment downtime. Always maintain the utmost safety standards-all with the latest technology!

Eddy current testing relies on the scientific principle of electromagnetic induction. Within an eddy current probe, an alternating current traverses a coiled wire, producing a fluctuating magnetic field.