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Q-SEA CORPORATION

1500 4th Street, United States

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What Q-SEA CORPORATION does.

Q-SEA CORPORATION offers ultrasonic testing methods like UT, UTT, and phased array ultrasound as well as magnetic particle inspection (MT) and liquid penetrant inspection (PT). The company is ESP-Hull-Gauging certified and holds patents for special inspection procedures. Q-SEA operates in various industries including Marine, Aviation, Amusement, Petrochem, Refining, Railroad, and Infrastructure. They provide services for vessels, facilities, and rail business equipment from manufacturers such as GE DM5, Cygnus I & II, USM GO/DMS GO, and Phasor XS. The firm has locations in New Orleans (Louisiana) and Tampa (Florida).

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