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Dutch-German engineering company offers heat treatment and brazing know-how to aerospace industry

23/06/2016

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EMS has extended its service range to the aerospace industry. The Dutch-German engineering company has entered the market as a qualified supplier for advanced heat treatment and brazing, now offering their services to customers throughout the international aerospace industry.

Heat treatment and brazing

“We believe that customers in the aerospace industry will strongly benefit from the decades of experience we have had”, explains EMS Managing Director Pieter Folkers. “Looking at the knowledge we have gained during many years of hard work in the highly regulated nuclear industry, we are now ready to open our expertise also to the aerospace market. We offer advanced heat treatment and brazing services for almost any metallic part you can imagine.”

EN9100 certificate in place

As a qualified supplier EMS provides engineering and design capacities, helping customers meet their requirements with regard to schedule and quality. EMS' step into the aerospace industry has been enabled by its parental company ETC recently receiving the certificate “EN 9100” for “Brazing and Heat Treatment of Aircraft parts” at its Dutch site ETC Nederland. Only companies that obtain this qualification are allowed to work as a supplier for the aerospace industry.

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