July 24th, 2019, Published in Articles: Vector

Condition monitoring company WearCheck has bought Anglo Field Services (AFS). This adds three new divisions to the company’s reliability solutions portfolio, including non-destructive testing (NDT), technical compliance (TC) and rope condition assessment (RCA). The fourth AFS division – asset maintenance management (AMM) – has been absorbed into WearCheck’s existing Reliability Solutions team, adding technical expertise and additional instrumentation. Branching into non-destructive testing (NDT) means that WearCheck now conducts a range of analysis techniques through which the properties and condition of a component or system are evaluated without causing any damage to it. NDT methods are gaining popularity because they do not permanently alter the item undergoing inspection, making NDT a valuable tool that can save both money and time in condition monitoring and inspections – an approach which dovetails perfectly with WearCheck’s ethos. WearCheck’s new NDT division offers a range of techniques, including eddy-current-, magnetic-particle-, liquid penetrant-, radiographic, ultrasonic and visual testing.

Contact WearCheck, Tel 031 700-5460, support@wearcheck.co.za

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