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Quality Standards, Safety & Compliance.

An oil-tight tank is the product's first requirement, and it is confirmed by test, not by assumption. Checks run through production and are recorded with the documentation that ships with the product.

Leakage Pressure NDT Adhesion DFT
Test & Inspection

Five checks,
one record.

Where checks happen

Leakage Testing

Finished tanks are tested for tightness before dispatch. A tank that will hold transformer oil for decades starts by proving it holds pressure today.

Pressure Testing

Structural tightness is confirmed under pressure, verifying welds and sealing surfaces under specified load conditions.

NDT Inspection

Non-destructive testing is applied to welds where the specification requires it, and results are recorded with the product documentation.

Adhesion Measurement

Adhesion is checked to confirm the coating has bonded to the prepared surface; coating performance is decided before the first coat is applied.

DFT Measurement

Dry film thickness is measured across the tank, verifying the applied coating system matches the specification supplied with the order.

Documentation & Traceability

Material identification is maintained from receipt onward. Inspection and coating records accompany the product to the customer.

Test scope per order specification

On the test floor

Checks in progress.

Test & Inspection
A TSY quality control inspector, seen from behind, shining a UV lamp inside a large power transformer tank; the welded stiffener seams glow green
Leak test under UV light
A gloved hand guiding an ultrasonic probe along a couplant-coated weld on a tank wall
Ultrasonic testing (UT)
A quality control inspector wearing a respirator examines red penetrant around the weld of a nozzle flange on a tank wall
Liquid penetrant testing (PT)
A magnetic particle yoke placed across the weld of a lifting lug on a tank cover, lit by a hand torch
Magnetic particle testing (MT)
Certificates & Accreditation

International ISO &
welding certifications.

TSY Energy holds certified management systems for ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001, alongside EN 1090 structural welding compliance.

All certificates
Health, Safety & Environment (HSE)

Safety first,
responsible manufacturing.

Occupational health and environmental protection are integrated into daily shop-floor procedures across plasma cutting, heavy lifting, and coating operations.

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An ultrasonic flaw detector screen held up beside a ground circumferential weld on a conservator
Gloved hands holding a magnetic particle yoke at a lug weld on a tank wall while white contrast paint is sprayed