Mfl Probes

The MFL (Magnetic Flux Leakage) Probe is designed for the inspection of ferrous materials, primarily used to detect surface and subsurface defects like cracks, corrosion, and material thinning. MFL probes utilize the principle of magnetic flux leakage, where a magnetic field is introduced into the material, and any leakage caused by defects is detected by the probe. This non-destructive method makes MFL probes highly effective for inspecting pipelines, storage tanks, and other critical infrastructure.

MFL probes are especially suitable for inspecting thick materials, as they provide deep penetration and can detect both surface and subsurface anomalies. The probes are commonly used in industries where safety and reliability are paramount, such as the oil & gas, power, and chemical industries. Their rugged construction allows them to be used in harsh environments while delivering consistent, reliable results.

Key Benefits:

1. High sensitivity to a wide range of defects in ferrous materials.
2. Ideal for inspecting pipelines, storage tanks, and pressure vessels.
3. Provides non-destructive, reliable results even in harsh conditions.