#2 Yellow provides strong contrast on most metal surfaces during dry method mag particle testing in visible light. It is ready-to-use for visible light flaw detection of surface and slightly subsurface discontinuities in ferrous metals.
It can be used in a powder blower or shaken from a bottle during magnetization, and blown off while current is still being applied. On material with a high magnetic retentivity, indications can still be formed after the current has been turned off.
NDT TypeVisible Magnetic Particle Testing
Required EquipmentMagnetizing device
Ideal ApplicationCastings, Dark surfaces, Detecting medium, large and course discontinuities, Extreme temperatures, Field testing, Forgings, In-service inspections, Large parts, Light, medium, dark surfaces, Rough/textured surfaces, Spot inspections, Weld testing
Defect ExamplesFatigue cracks, Grinding cracks, Inclusions, Laps, Quenching cracks, Seams, Shrink cracks, Tears, Welding defects
StandardsAMS 3040, ASME, ASTM E3024, ASTM E709, NAVSEA 250-1500-1, NAVSEA T9074-AS-GIB-010/271

Pale white-gray particles provide strong contrast on most metal surfaces, including high reflective surfaces during dry method mag particle testing

Rust red particles provide strong contrast on most metal surfaces during dry magnetic particle testing

Ergonomic, lightweight, sealed and servicable electromagnetic AC yoke finds surface indications during magnetic particle testing

Durable, high-strength electromagnetic AC/DC yoke finds surface and sub-surface indications during magnetic particle testing

Portable power packs can be carried by hand to the inspection location and provide AC or HWDC magnetization
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