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Weld inspection at SGS MSi is lead by our CWI and metallurgical engineers. Examination of the weld’s integrity is essential to the manufacturing and engineering of materials. Here at SGS MSi we have developed a complete program to service the needs of our customers Pipe corrosion investigations are essential to the longevity of your systems. Our corrosion experts know that when a failure condition arises, you need answers. Our corrosion experts are here to provide you with those answers. For over 25 years we have been resolving Seen here we identify the cause of a small sliver defect in a fork using our scanning electron microscope to evaluate the failure indications from the manufacturing process. Our microscopists examine these tiny microstructures and as*ists the engineering team in Heat treatment of steel samples is an integral part of many testing processes. SGS MSi has the ability to handle a variety of sample sizes for your heat treatment needs. With capabilities to heat material to 2100°F, we can meet the requirements of most specifications and One of the most common questions we are asked is: “What size sample do you need?” SGS MSi has the capability to prepare tensile specimens within a wide range of sizes. Our machine shop has years of experience machining, training and preparing tensile specimens for Our daily commitment to servicing customers centers around our chemical an*lysis laboratory. Our team of chemists answer the question: “What is this material?”. ICP An*lysis utilizes a wet chemistry method by dissolving the metal samples into a solution to SGS MSi testing is a full-service metallurgical testing laboratory specializing in failure an*lysis investigations SGS MSi is one of the largest metallurgical laboratories providing Failure An*lysis Investigations in the USA. We are the leader in creating “user friendly” metal failure an*lysis reports specifically tailored for each customer. Our team of eight metallurgical engineers works together with our technical staff to answer the questions you have regarding your materials.