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Vandi Zira Njelle
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SURFACE PREPARATION

06/04/2008 5:18 AM

Hi, everybody.

Can someone tell me which Mechanical method of surface preparation will yield the best result in Magnetic Particle Inspection
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Re: SURFACE PREPARATION

06/04/2008 9:39 AM

Depends upon the materials and form (forging, casting, weldment, stamping, fabrication, etc.) of the items you wish to inspect as well as the process; which is presumably wet magnetic particle inspection?
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