Locates Section Loss In External Post Tension Tendons
Post Tension Tendon Inspection Service
Locate section loss in External Post Tension Tendons
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Post Tension Tendon inspections go Robotic!
Locate section loss in post tension tendons. Keep our bridges and traveling public safe. Nondestructive testing, NDT inspection services to update 50 year old manual infrastructure inspections.
Loss of metallic area in external post tension tendons. Areas are marked and recorded as well as providing a comprehensive report.
Post tension tendon inspection services that locate section loss in external post tension tendons.
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