About Element Cleveland

Element Cleveland is an Additive Manufacturing Center of Technical Excellence.

Since the early days of automotive industry, the laboratory has supported businesses in Ohio with materials testing and inspection. In 1911, metallurgists in the new laboratory tested Henry Ford's new parts destined for the Model T.

Today, the laboratory's experts assist companies world wide with Nadcap-accredited materials analyses--chemistry mechanical testing, metallography, weld evaluation, heat treatment, and more. In addition, Element Cleveland's failure analysis team provides workable solutions to companies faced with materials and product problems and failures.

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Approvals, accreditations and documents

  • Cleveland A2LA 0100 01 Mechanical Accreditation
    PDF - 363.41 KB Download
  • Cleveland A2LA 0100 02 Chemical Accreditation
    PDF - 129.58 KB Download
  • Cleveland A2LA 100 10 NDT Accreditation
    PDF - 123.11 KB Download
  • Cleveland Airbus Approval 298998
    PDF - 2.25 MB Download
  • Cleveland Beechcraft Certificate of Approval
    PDF - 661.74 KB Download
  • Cleveland Bell Helicopter Scope
    PDF - 29.5 KB Download
  • Cleveland Boeing Approved Processes
    PDF - 66.44 KB Download
  • Cleveland GE Aviation GT193 T3545
    PDF - 38.83 KB Download
  • Cleveland Gulfstream Approval
    PDF - 190.87 KB Download
  • Cleveland Hartford Steam锅炉用于Ped HSB Global
    PDF - 736.97 KB Download
  • Cleveland Honeywell Approval
    PDF - 121.42 KB Download
  • Cleveland Joint ILAC ISO Communiqu ISO IEC 7025 Transition
    PDF - 517.39 KB Download
  • Cleveland Nadcap MTL Cert 185428 Scope
    PDF - 114.12 KB Download
  • Cleveland SAFRAN Approval MDM520702
    PDF - 89.03 KB Download
  • Cleveland Sikorsky Approval SP2144 Audit Report 5 24 16
    PDF - 94 KB Download
  • Cleveland Transport Canada Approval I62F
    PDF - 26.87 KB Download
  • Cleveland USCG 16714159010
    PDF - 45.58 KB Download
  • 美国克利夫兰点IA批准09
    PDF - 4.77 MB Download

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