ChipCHECK PW4000 Application Guide
The ChipCHECK alloy naming convention follows SAE standards which may differ from the Manual. This application guide is a cross reference between the ChipCHECK report and the PW4000.
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The ChipCHECK alloy naming convention follows SAE standards which may differ from the Manual. This application guide is a cross reference between the ChipCHECK report and the PW4000.
The ChipCHECK alloy naming convention follows SAE standards which may differ from the Manual. This application guide is a cross reference between the ChipCHECK report and the PW2000.
Brennan West says the firm is now working with partners on the OCCM technology to achieve TRL-9 and to create new form factors for MetalSCAN to enable even simpler installation. The company is eager to bring their aviation proven MetalSCAN solution, and groundbreaking Oil Condition and Contamination Sensor to the naval marine and land vehicle space.