Peternal NDT
Magnetic Particle Testing Services
Reliable MT inspections for surface and near-surface discontinuity detection on ferromagnetic components. Peternal NDT helps clients support safety, quality control, and code compliance with responsive field and shop testing.
MT Overview
Where MT Adds Value
Magnetic particle testing is a proven method for identifying cracks, seams, laps, and other discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials. It is well suited for welds, fabricated components, castings, and in-service equipment where dependable surface inspection matters.
Weld Inspection
Evaluate weld areas for relevant indications that could affect performance, acceptance, or long-term reliability.
Component Checks
Inspect ferromagnetic parts during fabrication, maintenance, or final quality review to support fit-for-service decisions.
Field and Shop Support
Provide flexible testing support at your facility or project site to help keep inspections aligned with schedules.
Clear Reporting
Deliver organized findings and documentation that help teams understand results and move work forward efficiently.
A Practical MT Process
Our magnetic particle testing workflow is built for consistency, traceability, and efficient turnaround. We review the inspection scope, prepare the surface as needed, apply the appropriate magnetization technique, and evaluate visible indications with care.
This approach helps clients gain dependable inspection data for maintenance planning, fabrication quality, and compliance-driven verification.
MT FAQs
Common questions about magnetic particle testing services.
What does MT detect?
MT is used to find surface and near-surface discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials, including cracks and similar linear indications.
When is MT a good choice?
It is a strong option when components are made from ferromagnetic materials and fast, dependable surface inspection is needed.
Can MT be performed on-site?
Yes. Peternal NDT can support field inspections as well as shop-based testing depending on project needs.
What industries use MT?
MT is commonly used across fabrication, manufacturing, maintenance, energy, and other sectors where component integrity is important.
Do you provide documentation?
Yes. Inspection findings can be documented clearly to support quality records, client review, and project follow-up.
How do I request service?
Use the contact page to share your scope, timing, and location, and our team can help coordinate the next steps.