Bodycote Materials Testing, Inc. USA Group Office

Bodycote Materials Testing, Inc. is a division of Bodycote Group, a global provider of thermal processing services. The company's services primarily include heat treatment, metal joining, and hot isostatic pressing (HIP), which are crucial in manufacturing and engineering sectors to enhance the properties of metals and alloys.

Based in the United States, Bodycote Materials Testing offers a wide range of materials testing services. This includes mechanical testing, chemical analysis, metallurgical testing, and non-destructive testing (NDT). These services are essential for assessing the quality and performance of materials used in various industries such as aerospace, automotive, oil and gas, power generation, and medical devices.

Bodycote's testing services help ensure that materials meet stringent regulatory standards and performance criteria. Their advanced testing facilities and experienced staff provide clients with reliable data and insights necessary for product development, manufacturing, and quality assurance purposes.

As a part of the larger Bodycote Group, Bodycote Materials Testing benefits from the resources and expertise of a global network, which allows them to offer comprehensive and specialized solutions to meet the specific needs of their clients.

For detailed and specific information, visiting the company’s official website or contacting their group office directly would be advisable.

888-BODYCOTE (888-263-9268)
www.mtusa.bodycote.com
847-676-3065

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