Validating compliance to industry standards, best practices and customer requirements, Nadcap is incorporated globally by the aerospace industry to reduce risk in their manufacturing supply chains. Accreditation is universally recognized as a significant undertaking.

Not only has Texas Heat Treating – Fort Worth achieved accreditation, but has done so for a wide variety of steel heat treatments and related testing services. These capabilities are now available to Texas-based aerospace OEM’s and their suppliers, as well as their suppliers throughout the United States.

The scope of the accreditation includes:

• AMS 2750 – Pyrometry
• AMS 2759/1 – HT of Carbon and Alloy Steels, less than 220 ksi
• AMS 2759/2 – HT of Carbon and Alloy Steels, 220 ksi and greater
• AMS 2759/3 – HT of Precipitation Hardening Steels
• AMS 2759/4 – HT of Austenitic Stainless Steels
• AMS 2759/5 – HT of Martensitic Stainless Steels
• AMS 2759/6 – Gas Nitriding
• AMS 2759/7 – Carburizing
• AMS 2759/10 – Gas Nitriding, with Automated Control
• AMS 2759/11 – Stress Relieving of Steels
• AMS 2769 – HT in Vacuum
• AMS-H-6875 – HT of Steel Raw Materials
• ASTM E8 – Tensile Testing
• ASTM E10 – Brinell Hardness Testing
• ASTM E18 – Rockwell Hardness Testing
• ASTM E384 – Microindentation Hardness Testing
• Industry Specs, Customer Specs – Metallography Evaluation, Near Surface Examinations