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Issued by: AllClear Aerospace & Defense
AllClear Aerospace & Defense announced today that its Engineered Products Division has achieved Nadcap Welding Accreditation following the successful completion of a rigorous audit process. The 12-month accreditation demonstrates AllClear's continued commitment to special-process excellence, quality, and aerospace industry standards.
The accreditation recognises the division's resistance and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) capabilities, which support the manufacture of specialised aerospace and defence products across its Engineered Products businesses. The division includes TAVCO, a manufacturer of bottles and pressure vessels, and Airborne Technologies and Williams Aerospace and Manufacturing, which manufacture metal aircraft skins and related components.
"Achieving Nadcap Welding Accreditation is an important milestone for our Engineered Products Division and reflects the technical expertise and commitment of our Engineering, Quality Assurance, Operations, and Leadership teams," said Shawn Webb, Vice President and General Manager of Engineered Products. "This achievement strengthens our manufacturing capabilities and positions us for continued growth and new opportunities within the aerospace and defence industry."
Headquartered in Camarillo, California, AllClear Engineered Products provides specialised manufacturing solutions for the aerospace and defence industry, with additional manufacturing operations in Greenville, South Carolina.
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| AllClear Aerospace & Defense | |
| Airborne Technologies, Inc., an AllClear Company | Tooling, Machining Services, Metal & Alloy Fabrications, Milling, Welding |
| Williams Aerospace & Manufacturing, Inc., an AllClear Company | Welding, Aircraft Structural Components, Tooling |
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| Metal Processing & Heat Treatment |
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