Product Name: Centrifuge Tubes

Short Description: Essential for monitoring the concentration of magnetic particles and the level of contamination in fluorescent and visible baths, Centrifuge Tubes are vital tools in industrial and laboratory settings.

General Description:

Centrifuge Tubes are specifically designed for use in non-destructive testing (NDT) to assess and ensure the quality of magnetic particle inspection baths. Whether you're working with oil or water suspensions, these tubes provide reliable measurements of particle concentration and contamination levels.

Important Tips:

• Gravity Settling: The method applies to both oil and water suspensions. In hot weather, water baths should be checked more frequently due to increased evaporation.
• Particle Measurement: Settled particles indicate the amount of magnetic particles in suspension. Use a UV light for fluorescent particles. Exclude any dirt particles from your readings, as they do not fluoresce under black light and differ in appearance from magnetic particles.

Bath Maintenance Tips:

• Agitate the bath before and during use to maintain proper suspension.
• Clean the agitator pipe monthly or more frequently if necessary to prevent clogs and ensure smooth flow.
• Regularly check for evaporation and contamination. If the bath becomes overly contaminated, indications may not form effectively.
• Cover equipment when not in use to reduce contamination and evaporation.

Specifications Compliance:

• ASTM E709-08 (Sections 20.6.1 & X5)
• ASTM E1444/E1444M-12 (Section 7.2.1)
• BPVC (Section V, Article 7: T-765)

With Centrifuge Tubes, ensure precise and effective monitoring of your magnetic particle inspection processes, leading to better maintenance and quality control across a wide range of industrial applications.

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