• An industrial magnetoscopic inspection station focused on a solid steel component resting in the V-blocks of a heavy-duty magnetic yoke. The component’s surface is dusted with a fine, evenly distributed layer of magnetic particles, subtly highlighted to reveal potential indications. The station sits on a robust, dark-gray worktable with integrated cable management and a clearly marked safety zone. In the background, blurred shelves with labeled containers of magnetic powders and inspection accessories maintain a tidy, professional feel. Cool, directional LED lighting from the upper left emphasizes surface texture and particle patterns, casting soft, controlled shadows. Photographic realism with a low, three-quarter angle and moderate depth of field, conveying rigor, technical expertise, and industrial reliability.
  • A panoramic view of a modern industrial facility interior showcasing multiple non-destructive testing zones separated by clean safety markings on a polished concrete floor. In the foreground, a dedicated inspection area features a large, flat test table, neatly parked ultrasonic testing units, and storage cabinets with clearly visible labels. Further back, distinct zones for penetrant and magnetoscopic inspection are indicated by wall-mounted signage and color-coded floor lines. Neutral gray and white tones dominate, with carefully placed accent colors from equipment. Uniform, diffused overhead lighting produces a bright, shadow-minimized environment. Photographic realism with a wide-angle lens, straight-on composition, and sharp focus across the frame, creating a structured, corporate atmosphere that communicates organization, safety, and comprehensive control of industrial quality.
  • A sleek industrial testing bench in a spotless inspection hall, featuring a large, brushed-metal control panel with illuminated status indicators, digital displays, and clearly labeled buttons representing non-destructive testing modes. In the foreground, neatly coiled ultrasonic probes and a pristine stainless steel test block rest on a smooth gray work surface. Neutral walls, cable trays, and structural beams recede softly into the background. Cool, diffused overhead LED lighting creates gentle reflections on metal surfaces and crisp, minimal shadows. Photographic realism with a clean, corporate aesthetic, shot at eye level with a slight three-quarter angle, sharp focus throughout the scene, emphasizing precision, reliability, and structured organization in industrial control environments.
  • A detailed scene of a penetrant testing (ressuage) inspection area, featuring a perfectly aligned row of metallic components on a stainless steel tray. Each part has a thin, even layer of vivid red penetrant contrasting with the neutral gray surroundings. Nearby, clearly labeled spray cans of penetrant, developer, and cleaner stand in an organized arrangement against a smooth, light-colored wall. Overhead fluorescent lighting provides bright, uniform illumination, enhancing the contrast between the penetrant and metal surfaces while avoiding harsh glare. The atmosphere is methodical and controlled. Photographic realism with a balanced composition following the rule of thirds, shot at eye level, emphasizing cleanliness, process control, and quality assurance in industrial inspections.
  • A close-up view of an ultrasonic non-destructive testing setup on a clean, matte-finish steel plate, showing a precision ultrasonic probe coupled with a thin layer of transparent gel. Next to it, a compact ultrasonic flaw detector with a high-resolution screen displays a clear A-scan waveform and numerical readouts. The equipment rests on an orderly, light-gray workbench with neatly arranged cables leading off frame. Soft, cool studio lighting from above and slightly to the side highlights the textures of rubber, metal, and plastic while casting minimal, controlled shadows. Photographic realism with a neutral-toned, professional mood, captured from a slightly elevated angle with shallow depth of field to keep the probe and screen in crisp focus and the background softly blurred.
A close-up view of an ultrasonic non-destructive testing setup on a clean, matte-finish steel plate, showing a precision ultrasonic probe coupled with a thin layer of transparent gel. Next to it, a compact ultrasonic flaw detector with a high-resolution screen displays a clear A-scan waveform and numerical readouts. The equipment rests on an orderly, light-gray workbench with neatly arranged cables leading off frame. Soft, cool studio lighting from above and slightly to the side highlights the textures of rubber, metal, and plastic while casting minimal, controlled shadows. Photographic realism with a neutral-toned, professional mood, captured from a slightly elevated angle with shallow depth of field to keep the probe and screen in crisp focus and the background softly blurred.

Contrôles non destructifs

PTM 52 accompagne les professionnels de l’industrie et de la métallurgie dans le contrôle, l’inspection et la réalisation de leurs pièces et équipements.

Nous proposons plusieurs prestations : contrôle non destructif, inspection, usinage, chaudronnerie, qualification soudage et expédition de pièces.

Notre objectif est de répondre aux besoins de nos clients avec des prestations adaptées aux exigences de chaque projet.

Contrôle de pièces et assemblages

Le choix de la méthode dépend notamment du matériau, de la géométrie de la pièce et du type de défaut recherché.

PTM 52 réalise les contrôles adaptés à chaque situation et fournit les éléments nécessaires au suivi et à l’exploitation des résultats.

Une entreprise au service de l’industrie

PTM 52 travaille avec des professionnels de la métallurgie et de l’industrie pour répondre à différents besoins, de la fabrication au contrôle des pièces.

Selon le projet, nous pouvons intervenir sur une ou plusieurs étapes : usinage, chaudronnerie, soudage, inspection et contrôle non destructif.

Cette complémentarité permet de centraliser plusieurs prestations auprès d’un même interlocuteur.

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Besoin d’un contrôle, d’une inspection, d’une opération d’usinage ou de chaudronnerie ?

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