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Company details
- Metallurgy company
- Energy Equipment and Solutions
- Laboratory
- Metal heat treating service
- Metal Workshop
- Oil & Natural Gas Company
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Accu-Test Labs is an ISO accredited, independent testing service company located in Houston, Tx. Since 1998, customers world-wide have counted on Accu-Test for accurate, affordable materials testing and nondestructive testing services. We get certified test results with answers about material properties, characteristics, weaknesses, defects and composition. We specialize in metals testing and test specimen machining, but also perform chemical analysis of samples ranging from powdered metals, ores and ferro-alloys for one-stop convenience.
Contact info
6722 Guhn Road, 77040, Houston, United States
- (713) 460-3655
- sales@accutest-labs.com
- accutest-labs.com
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