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Version 1.0 · 2026-05-18
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-05-18.








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QC Coating Inspector Pro is the complete field inspection platform for coating professionals - built for pipeline coating, fabrication painting, and structural steel projects.
PIPELINE COATING
- Field joint inspections: FBE application, holiday tests, lowering-in checks
- DFT readings with SSPC PA2 compliance tracking
- Adhesion test results (cross-cut, pull-off) with auto pass/fail
- Holiday test voltage calculator - LVWS and HVDC recommendations
- Inspection reports per joint, project, or campaign
FABRICATION PAINTING
- Surface prep records: blast profile, dust level, soluble salts
- Coating application logs: WFT, DFT, batch numbers, applicator, conditions
- Environmental monitoring: dew point, delta-T, humidity, coating window
- Full traceability from surface prep through final topcoat…
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