Advantages of welding compared to other manufacturing methods such as casting, machining, or rolling include its ease of execution in various conditions, such as underwater welding, welding in deserts, and open spaces with minimal equipment. Additionally, since access to factory facilities may not be available or using them could be very costly, welding is a highly practical and economical option. Like any manufacturing process in the industry, welding requires inspection or quality control. However, welding quality control generally demands greater precision and involves various testing methods due to the higher likelihood of defects compared to other methods, requiring special care and monitoring.

• Vacuum Test
• Magnetic Particle Test (M.T)
• Ultrasonic Thickness Measurement
• Ultrasonic Test (U.T)
• Radiographic Test (R.T)
• Penetrant Test (P.T)
• Visual Inspection (V.T)
• Coating Thickness Measurement
• On-site Thickness Measurement