The technology developed for borescopic inspection allows the procedure to be carried out without having to dismantle the 'test object' prior to inspection. It is most applicable in industries such as petrochemical, aeronautical, automobile and shipping for the inspection of equipment as simple as pipes and valves, or as complex as engines and generators. For a start it weighs a massive 0.8 tonne compared to a 100 kg ordinary door. The reason it weighs so much is the 20 mm thick lead slab built into it. The heavy door is driven by a pneumatic cylinder.
Operation is simple via an open and a close button.
The powerful drive mechanism can safely be stopped and reversed by a double obstruction sensor installed at the door's leading edge. The latter is for personnel working inside to re-open the door in the event that it is mistakenly closed by someone outside. A warning alarm and a beacon warning light is activated when the door is closing. MINT is ready to supply similar lead doors for customers' new and existing x-ray and radiation exposure rooms. Pipe Blockage Detection System Water Deposits Detection in Gas Transmission Lines Leakage and Bypassing Detection in Pipelines Eddy Current Coating Thickness Measurement Ultrasonics Hardness Measurement Gas Flowrate Measurement by Tracer Technique Radiometry MINT provides services for testing polymer materials such as fusion test using Brabender, flammability test, hot set test, heat deformation test, melt flow index test, abrasion test, oxygen index test, tensile test, aging test and many others.