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03.07.2025

Liquid Penetrants for Welding

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You will find the company at the fair in Hall 8, Stand 8C11.
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NDT Italiana presents new liquid penetrants for high temperature, up to 200 °C on hot weldings. Elite K71HT is the red penetrant; Elite RHT1 is the remover; Elite D200 is the white developer. All these products are used together in liquid penetrant testing at high temperatures, up to 200 °C (400 °F).

Save on cooling time of large masses: it is enough to decrease temperature down to 200 °C (or less) instead of 50 °C as required by the standards.

  • Save on necessary energy to bring the piece at the preheating temperature.
  • Low content of sulfur and halogens according to the standards
  • In accordance to standards EN 571, EN ISO 3452-2,EN ISO3452-5, ASTM E1417, AMS 2644, ASME Sez. V Art.6, RCC-M, REACH  

NDT Italiana works with over 70 years of experience in the field of non-destructive testing. The headquarters are near Milan, Italy, on a large area devoted to production and goods stocking, to guarantee quick supply to customers. The company is certified UNI EN ISO 9001 and approved NATO AQAP-120 and is equipped with internal chemical and electronic laboratories, technical service, specialised consulting at the service of our customers. NDT Italiana manufactures: liquid penetrants, magnetic powders, ultrasonic couplants, UV lamps, manual and automatic testing systems, updating its range to the latest technologies, caring for product safety and environmental protection.

(Source: NDT Italiana)

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