SAN DIEGO, CA, April 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Magnetics have been a major force in the steel industry for decades, and Magnetic Analysis Corporation has been at the forefront for just as long. Since first incorporating in 1928, MAC has been providing U.S. steel producers with innovative methods and equipment for testing their products. Today, the company has expanded its reach worldwide - but its dedication to groundbreaking technology is just as strong as ever.
"Technology is always changing," says says Dudley Boden, Vice President of Sales at MAC. "Some eddy current and flux leakage technology has been around for 60 years and longer - the fundamentals don't change a lot, but the size that you can test to, the speed at which you can test are where the developments are." From eddy current to new ultrasonic testing, MAC is heavily invested in improving current technology to ensure that clients have the most accurate test results possible.
To read more about all that Magnetic Analysis Corporation has to offer, check out the full article in the March 2012 edition of Energy Digital: http://www.energydigital.com/reports/Magnetic-Analysis-Corp
About Magnetic Analysis Corporation
Magnetic Analysis Corporation has over eighty years experience as a leader in non-destructive testing. The company developed the first American made system using electromagnetic principles for the detection of flaws in steel products. Since then, MAC has grown to become a major source of NDT services and eddy current, electromagnetic, flux leakage and ultrasonic inspection systems for testing metals worldwide. Visit http://www.mac-ndt.com for more information.
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Magnetic Analysis Corporation Remains Innovative at the Forefront of the Steel Industry, in Energy Digital
Magnetics have been a major force in the steel industry for decades, and Magnetic Analysis Corporation has been at the forefront for just as long.
2012-04-13
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[Press-News.org] Magnetic Analysis Corporation Remains Innovative at the Forefront of the Steel Industry, in Energy DigitalMagnetics have been a major force in the steel industry for decades, and Magnetic Analysis Corporation has been at the forefront for just as long.