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GNI Solution Co., Ltd.

South Korea

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GNI Solution Co., Ltd. is a South Korean firm that specializes in the field of non-destructive testing methods (NPP). The company offers particularly RT (Radiographic Testing), UT ( Ultrasonic Testing), MT (Magnetic Particle Testing) and PT (Penetrant Testing), as well as special methods like PAUT (Phased Array UT) and TOFD. The firm has its headquarters in Tongyeong, Gwangdo-dong, Jeogdong-bul, Korea, and has been active since 2015. GNI Solution is a member of the Korean Nondestructive Testing Association (KANDT), the Korean Society of Nondestructive Testing (KSNT) and the Korean Nondestructive Testing Education System (NDTEDU).

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