Damage analysis and testing

We examine welds with precision and identify weak points before they become problems.

Analysis

Professional damage analysis for welding systems

Our engineers systematically inspect welds and components. We detect cracks, porosity, and material fatigue before they lead to downtime.

Quality

Modern measurement technology for reliable results

We use high-precision testing equipment to check weld quality and material integrity. We fully document every measurement for your peace of mind.

 

  • Ultrasonic testing
  • X-ray examination
  • Hardness test

Case Study I

Damage assessment, quality control

We examined the damage to a 10m long agitator shaft after 5 months of use in a chemical company and oversaw the repair. The image shows a surface defect at the weld seam.

We examined the damage to a 10m long agitator shaft after 5 months of use in a chemical company and oversaw the repair. The image shows a surface defect at the weld seam.

We examined the damage to a 10m long agitator shaft after 5 months of use in a chemical company and oversaw the repair. The image shows a surface defect at the weld seam.

Case Study II

We examined the damage to a 10m long agitator shaft after 5 months of use in a chemical company and oversaw the repair. The image shows a surface defect at the weld seam.

We examined the damage to a 10m long agitator shaft after 5 months of use in a chemical company and oversaw the repair. The image shows a surface defect at the weld seam.

We examined the damage to a 10m long agitator shaft after 5 months of use in a chemical company and oversaw the repair. The image shows a surface defect at the weld seam.

Schadensanalyse         Schweißtechnik         Reparatur         Qualitätskontrolle

Measurement

Determine passive layer thickness

Protection against corrosion through precise measurements

Stainless steels

How we test the passive layer

The passive layer is invisible but crucial. We measure its thickness using special methods and ensure that it is sufficient to prevent corrosion.

Causes

Where welds fail

Mistakes don't happen by chance. They have reasons that need to be understood in order to avoid them.

r
Weld defect

Cracks and pores permanently weaken the bond.

r
Overload

Material that is pushed beyond its limits will fail.

Inadequate passivation

Corrosion destroys from the inside what still looks intact on the outside.

Unfavorable design

Poor planning leads to stress concentrations and fatigue.

To use

Quality pays off

Doing good work today saves costs tomorrow.

Efficiency

Reduced downtime thanks to reliable welds

Operational safety

Trust is built through control and transparency.

Maintenance

Your equipment will last longer if it is properly maintained.

Let us help

Consulting, expert opinions and monitoring for your welding systems.

This site is registered on wpml.org as a development site. Switch to a production site key to remove this banner.