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AS9100 Update

Changes Ahead for AS9100

Industry experts explain what to expect from the upcoming aerospace industry standard in its newest incarnation, and discuss why AS9100 remains so effective.

Genevieve Diesing

July 10, 2014

The AS9100 standard remains one of the most well-known and successful models of an industry-operated-and-driven standard in existence today.

INDUSTRY HEADLINE

Jordan Valley Semiconductors Ltd. Announces New X-Ray Metrology

July 9, 2014

Jordan Valley's metrology was selected by multiple customers for in-line GaN/Si process control.

INDUSTRY HEADLINE

ShawCor Ltd. Acquires Desert NDT

July 9, 2014

The transaction is expected to be accretive to ShawCor's earnings per share within the next 12 months.

Eddy Current Testing and Its Role in Improving the Long Term Reliability of Aircraft

Consistently monitoring cracks for advances in their growth is important to maintain aircraft safety, and eddy current inspection can be used to achieve this.

John Hansen

July 9, 2014

Nondestructive testing (NDT) of aircraft is essential to the continued safety of passengers.

NDT in Aerospace

Ultrasonic Bond Testing as a Quality Tool

With the growth in the use of adhesive bonding and composites, bond testing is seeing its second wind.

Dr. Matt Crompton

July 9, 2014

The use of adhesive bonding to join metals, composites, plastics and other materials is increasing across many industries.

WEB EXCLUSIVE

Sample Sizes: How Many Do I Need?

Mark Durivage

July 7, 2014

Process validation is becoming ever more important within regulated and non-regulated industries.

NDT HEADLINE

TÜV Rheinland Opens New Lab in Pennsylvania

June 25, 2014

The company expands testing capacity, offering custom tests to better serve clients.

NDT/AEROSPACE HEADLINE

Lee Company To Create Up to 200 Jobs

June 5, 2014

Gov. Malloy announces expansion of Lee Company in Connecticut.

Fatigue Crack Growth Testing 101

A testing method to determine the rate of growth of a crack under repeated loading.

Guy Connelly

June 4, 2014

We are all acquainted with the various ways that materials break when they are loaded past their limit: the brittle snap of a plastic part or the tearing of a pop top tab are the familiar results of a large overload.

Multi-Sensor Metrology with X-ray Computed Tomography

X-ray computed tomography is an appropriate technology for complete acquisition of components without part preparation or destruction.

Jeff Bibee

June 4, 2014

Inspection is a critical element of any product development. In addition to dimensional inspection, evaluating products increasingly involves the inspection of free-form surfaces that are not relevant to the function.