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Magnetic Analysis India Private Limited (MAIPL) will welcome tube and pipe manufacturers to Stand D92 at Tube India 2026, November 30 to December 2, to explore nondestructive testing (NDT) solutions and discuss the evolving needs of India’s metal manufacturing industry. As the wholly owned Indian subsidiary of Magnetic Analysis Corporation (MAC®), MAIPL provides Indian manufacturers with direct access to MAC’s portfolio of ultrasonic (UT), eddy current (ET), phased array ultrasonic (PAUT), and magnetic flux leakage (MFL) technologies. Backed by more than 95 years of MAC experience, these solutions help manufacturers improve inspection reliability, product quality, and production efficiency across tube, pipe, wire, and other metal products.
“MAC’s legacy of excellence gives our India entity a strong foundation to localize expertise, explore Make in India opportunities, and support customers better in the growing Indian Market.” said Parag Nag, MAIPL’s Business Leader.
Caption: The (left) Minimac® II can be used in various wire testing applications, including (on the right) testing superconductor wire approx. 0.071” diameter with an encircling coil for surface defects.
At Stand D92, visitors can explore representative testing electronics including the Minimac® II and Echomac®, view videos of MAC’s broader technology portfolio, and consult with application experts about inspection requirements, system customization, and integration into existing production lines. The booth will provide opportunities for operators, NDT Level III professionals, quality managers, and industry leaders to discuss solutions suited to their specific applications.
Caption: The Echomac® II is used for subsurface defect detection in tube and bar and is commonly integrated into multi-modality systems for more critical application and demanding standards as shown above.
Participants of Tube India 2026 can also attend a presentation by Casey Powers, MAC’s Director of Asia-Pacific Operations, dedicated to the recent developments in the SAE AMS 2634 standard and highlights how MAC has already adapted and installed systems designed to repeatably test material to above the standard. Allowing these manufactures to stay ahead of the competitive curve for thin wall metal tube testing. The presentation is in co-organization with the International Tube Association on Nov 30th, and speakers are scheduled from 2:00 – 6:30pm in the conference area of Hall 4.
MAC® has a long-standing install base in India, where manufacturers have relied on its UT and ET rotary systems for decades. Established solutions include combined UT and MFL Spin-The-Tube systems and weld testers for electric resistance welded (ERW) pipe. Recently MAIPL has expanded capabilities for specialized ultrasonic testing applications with TacTic® systems now available in the Indian market.
As a direct extension of MAC®, MAIPL enables customers to communicate in their local time zone and, where helpful, in local languages. Its team also serves as a direct link between customers and MAC’s technical specialists, helping communicate application requirements and accelerate the development of suitable solutions. A key focus for MAIPL is to localize peripherals, accessories, automation, and fabrication through Indian suppliers and partners. By leveraging locally sourced components where appropriate, the company aims to reduce costs without compromising inspection quality.
MAC® President Daniel Lawrence plans to attend the exhibition and engage with visitors, providing an opportunity for Indian manufacturers to discuss their operational priorities and the future of NDT technology directly with MAC® leadership.
Visit MAIPL at Stand D92 at Tube India 2026 to discuss application requirements and explore NDT solutions for your production needs.