Materials analysis provides an insight to evaluate materials’ properties and improve performance and resolve the chances of failure.

Sudden failure causes a huge production loss. Due to this loss, the failure analysis of the materials is necessary to never happen in the future.

Fitness for service analysis is a quantitative measurement that demonstrates the integrity of in-service components, which may contain some flaws.

If a component failed to perform the task at a given specified time, it is said to have failed. These failures may cause a huge production loss.

Reverse Engineering (Back Engineering) is performed to extract design information of aircraft, machines, architectural components and other products by deconstructing them.

NDTs cover various techniques that evaluate the properties of the material, welds, part, or a system that do not affect the integrity of a material.

MASTECH provides on-site inspection by replica metallography that will help you determine the quality, strength, and remaining life of a material, and it will eventually avoid disasters.

Risk-based inspection is a decision-making technique for inspection planning in which the probability and the consequences of failure are under consideration.

Vibration Analysis is a technique to identify and prevent the equipment from defects. Vibration analysis is done on the rotating parts, i.e., pumps and compressors.

To meet the demanding expectations of today’s quality operations, our customers need a long life of the components, and that starts with preventing corrosion before it begins.