Introduction Pressure tests are vital in many industries, ensuring that systems handling gases and liquids are safe and dependable. They’re like health check-ups for pressurized equipment like pipelines, tanks, and other important equipment under pressure, making sure everything is working as it should from the safety point of view. But, there’s a crucial factor that … View more
What is a Screw? A screw is a threaded fastener, generally characterized by a helical thread that wraps around a cylindrical shaft. Screws are often used to join two or more objects together by applying rotational force, typically through a screwdriver, wrench, or other similar tools. The primary purpose of a screw is to create … View more
Introduction Pressure and vacuum tests are essential testing procedures used to ensure the safety and reliability of pressure-containing systems in a variety of industries. These tests involve subjecting vessels, pipes, and other equipment to controlled increases or decrease in pressure to identify potential weaknesses, defects, or leaks that could cause a failure or other safety … View more
Introduction Chemical etching is a process of selectively removing material from a metal or metal alloy surface by exposing it to a chemical solution. This process is commonly used in the manufacture of printed circuit boards, microelectronics, Nameplates, and other high-precision metal parts. The chemical solution reacts with the metal surface to dissolve or corrode … View more
What is a Vacuum tank? A vacuum tank is a container or vessel that is designed to hold a vacuum or a space with a pressure significantly lower than atmospheric pressure. The vacuum can be used for a variety of purposes, such as removing air or other gases from the tank in order to create … View more
We all have encountered ‘N’ numbers of construction, industrial, and many other businesses living in the office, and Unquestionably, steel plates and hardware like Nuts, Bolts, Washers, etc. is one of the most common materials in use. As bare steel surfaces are always prone to corrosion because they contain iron that oxidizes when exposed to oxygen hence there … View more