AS9100 Certification Sets MTI Apart From Additive Manufacturing Companies
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Metal Technology (MTI) today announced that it has become one of few additive manufacturing companies to have achieved the AS9100 certification for its manufacturing facility located in Albany, Oregon. This is in addition to the ISO 9001:2008 certification the company has held since 2011.
The AS9100C standard fully incorporates the requirements of ISO 9001:2008 in addition to adding new requirements specific to the highly regulated aerospace and defense industry. The AS9100 Quality Management System (QMS) standard promotes continuous product and process improvement in these industries and ensures that specific processes are used in the manufacture of production components.
Setting The Bar For Additive Manufacturing Companies
“Our entire team at Metal Technology has been fully committed to achieving AS9100 certification, it represents a critical milestone accomplished to take our organization’s performance to an even higher level,” said Pam Montellano, Vice President – Controller. “We’ve always been dedicated to ensuring MTI’s performance and quality meets our customers’ most challenging applications, and this certification exemplifies our pursuit of continuous improvement.”
The AS9100 certification further strengthens MTI’s competitive position among additive manufacturing companies and provides our customers with high confidence in our processes. AS9100 is among the highest international quality management standards for the Aircraft, Space and Defense (AS&D) industry. AS9100 is managed by the International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) and based upon ISO 9001.
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About Metal Technology (MTI)
With more than forty years of experience applying innovative, proprietary technologies, Metal Technology (MTI) is making possible the use of difficult alloys for a wider range of applications with greater efficiency, versatility, and reliability. Alloys include Tantalum, Niobium, Zirconium, Titanium, Tungsten and Molybdenum. MTI uses specialized deep-draw, spinning, forging, machining, EDM, and additive manufacturing methods to deliver superior products according to your exacting specifications.
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