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NASM Fastener Testing

Project Description

Contract Laboratory with NADCAP Approvals needed for NASM Fastener testing of a part that has diameter of .7480-.7490 and a length of 1.860 inches as per NASM1312-13 Fastener Double Shear Testing

Project Information

Number:24-00169

Industry:Fasteners and Connectors

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