Laboratory Testing Inc. has received an updated special process certification from GE Transportation Aviation's S-400 Program. High Cycle Fatigue Testing (Code AI0O) and E50TF133 Grain Size Evaluation of light etching indications (Code AIXZ) have been added to LTI's extensive list of approved test methods. Prior to these services, Fracture Toughness Testing was added to LTI's S-400 Certification in September 2012.

Laboratory Testing has been providing services for GE manufacturers for years, and keeps growing the list of approvals to meet their requirements. LTI was first granted approval by the GE Transportation Aviation S400 program in 2001. Previously, the Lab was GE Aircraft Engine approved since the 1980s. The full list of GE approvals currently held by Lab Testing covers a wide-range of Metallic Materials Test Lab Capabilities performed in the Chemistry, Metallography, Mechanical Testing and Nondestructive Testing Labs. This approval allows LTI to perform testing services directly for GE and for manufacturers contracted to supply parts for GE Transportation Aviation products.

Laboratory Testing Inc. offers a full line of aerospace testing services for metals, alloys and polymers. In addition, LTI's Chemistry Lab analyzes powdered metals, ferro alloys, ores, composites and ceramics. All test results are documented in Certified Test Reports. The Lab's Materials Engineers also provide failure analysis investigations and reporting, when materials or products do not meet performance expectations.

The Laboratory is Nadcap accredited in materials and nondestructive testing, A2LA accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 in materials testing services and our A2LA accreditations for chemical and mechanical testing meet the requirements of GE Aviation S400. All of Laboratory's Testing accreditations are available on the website, www.labtesting.com, on the Quality tab under Accreditations. A copy of the GE Transportation Aviation's S-400 Program certificate is available by contacting LTI at sales@labtesting.com.