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Metal Fatigue

AMC provides engineering expertise in identifying vibration or metal fatigue failures.   Our principal engineer is experienced in materials failure analysis, metal fatigue, vibration failures, and crack growth.  Our engineering consultants have broad experience with metal processing, fracture mechanics, crack growth, and metal fatigue failures.  AMC can identify your material processing problems and develop alternatives to eliminate your vibration and metal fatigue failures.  

Metal Fatigue and Vibration Failure Analysis Services

Visit our homepage for detailed information on our metal fatigue, vibration failures, material failure analysis, welding, weld failure analysis, metallurgy, inspection, and manufacturing engineering services.   Our metallurgists have wide ranging manufacturing processes, welding, and failure analysis experience.  This includes aluminum, steel, stainless steels, titanium, copper, nickel base, and other exotic alloys used in aircraft, electrical components, ships, petrochemical plants, industrial machinery, automotive components, gas turbine engine components, and under sea oil and gas pipelines.

Questions concerning metal fatigue, and vibration failures consultant services may be sent to bob@MaterialsEngineer.com

Telephone

407-880-4945 ----------- Consulting assistance is only available for customers

FAX

425-962-2959

Postal address

AMC

931 N. State Road 434

Suite 1201 - #189

Altamonte Springs, FL 32714

Electronic mail

General Information: Consulting@MaterialsEngineer.com
Customer Support: Support@MaterialsEngineer.com  
Webmaster: Help@MaterialsEngineer.com

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