Barron Industries earns NADCAP Accreditation for Digital Radiography 90SEC скачать в хорошем качестве

Barron Industries earns NADCAP Accreditation for Digital Radiography 90SEC

Barron Industries has taken another step to ensure its precision investment castings meet the stringent quality standards of the aerospace industry. The Michigan-based manufacturer has achieved NADCAP Accreditation for Digital Radiography, a Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) process for aluminum, steel and stainless steel components. NADCAP is the acronym for The National Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program – a global cooperative program of major companies designed to manage a cost-effective consensus approach to special processes and products and provide continual improvement within the aerospace and defense industries. NDT is just one of the special processes that NADCAP includes in its scope of accreditation services. Digital Radiography is becoming the preferred industrial imaging method because of ongoing technological advancements and the significant reduction in price. Computed radiography (CR) cassettes use phosphor imaging plates to capture the X-ray image, instead of traditional X-ray film. The CR cassette goes into a reader to convert the data into a digital image. World-leading aerospace companies such as Airbus, The Boeing Company, GE Aviation and Rolls-Royce work together with industry suppliers to agree to the standard that a supplier must attain in order to become and remain NADCAP approved. Increasingly, aerospace companies will only sub-contract with NADCAP approved suppliers, as this is a globally recognized industry-wide standard of work ensuring that a part purchased from India is of similar quality to a part originating from Detroit.