James Hakos METS

Site

METS

Accreditation No.

20023

Site No.

1635

Date of Accreditation

16 Jun 1982

Address

56 Badu Court
Meadowbrook, QLD 4131
Australia

metstem.com.au

Contact

Mr James Hakos P: +61 0432562490

Availability

Services available to external clients

Scope of Accreditation

Print scopes
METS

ISO/IEC 17025 (2017)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service Product Determinant Technique Limitations
Non-destructive testing (NDT) - Material properties and internal integrity Castings - Cast irons, steel and alloy steels; Rolled or wrought steel products; Welded joints - Ferritic materials Ultrasonic detection and characterisation of discontinuities A-scan capability
Welded joints - Aluminium alloys; Welded joints - Clad and overlaid steel; Welded joints - Copper and copper-nickel alloys; Welded joints - Ferritic materials; Welded joints - Stainless steel, austenitic and duplex materials; Welded joints - Titanium and titanium alloys Radiographic detection and characterisation of discontinuities Film radiography excluding ASTM reference radiograph
Non-destructive testing (NDT) - Product profile and corrosion mapping Metallic piping; Metallic plate; Metallic tubes - Ferromagnetic materials; Metallic tubes - Non-ferromagnetic materials Ultrasonic material thickness - Spot or grid measurements A-scan - Manual; Thickness meter
Non-destructive testing (NDT) - Surface techniques Metallic surfaces Visual detection of discontinuities (prior to initial service) - Rolled products Visual examination
Visual detection of discontinuities (prior to initial service) - Welded joints Visual examination
Magnetic particle detection of discontinuities AC magnetic flow Excluding fluorescent technique
Dye penetrant detection of discontinuities Solvent removable; Water washable
Visual detection of discontinuities (prior to initial service) - Castings Visual examination

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