14A
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Product Properties
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Increases indication detection
- Find smaller, finer indications in critical applications using the highly sensitive, strong ferromagnetic 14A particles
- Optimized particle size and shape help particles move freely to stick to a wide variety of discontinuities with less particle clumping
- Clear, bright fluorescent indications form quickly due to the highly fluorescent, highly mobile particles
- Minimal background fluorescence help indications stand out more so inspectors need to spend less time examining each part
- Maintain magnetic particle system performance over greater periods of time thanks to the highly-durable, easily-dispersed 14A particles
- Reduced particle clumping helps maintain particle concentration in the suspension bath for dependable inspections
- Can be suspended in water or petroleum distillate (oil) vehicle
- High sensitivity
- Excellent fluorescent contrast
- Excellent particle mobility
- Optimized particle size and shape distribution
- Durable particles
- Easily dispersed
- Available in a variety of different formats
- AMS 3044, ASME BPVC, ASTM E1444, ASTM E709, Boeing PS 21201, ISO 9934, NAVSEA 250-1500-1, NAVSEA T9074-AS-GIB-010/271, SAFRAN IN 5300
- 1 lb/ 453 g jar (case of 6) - Item # 01-0130-71
- 20 lb / 9.07 kg pail - Item 01-0130-75
Ideal Application: After secondary processing, Critical applications, In-service inspections, Machined parts, Smooth surface finish
Defect Examples: Fatigue cracks, Grinding cracks, Inclusions, Laps, Quenching cracks, Seams, Shrink cracks, Tears, Welding defects
Defect Examples: Fatigue cracks, Grinding cracks, Inclusions, Laps, Quenching cracks, Seams, Shrink cracks, Tears, Welding defects
NDT Type: Fluorescent Magnetic Particle Testing
Particle Suspension Vehicle: Petroleum Distillate (Oil), Water
Required Equipment: Magnetizing device, UV light source
Particle Suspension Vehicle: Petroleum Distillate (Oil), Water
Required Equipment: Magnetizing device, UV light source