Certification confirms process rigour in delivering value to customers
January 16, 2019
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada – voestalpine Additive Manufacturing Centre Ltd. is proud to announce that is achieved certification according to ISO9001:2015 for the design, simulation and production of additive manufactured components for the power generation, oil & gas and other advanced industries.
“With this certification customers are assured that their work is being handled in a thoughtful and repeatable manner consistent with desired outcomes. It also provides a sound basis for driving efficient and effective business processes” stated Sami Arsan VP Additive and Advanced Manufacturing North America.
The Mississauga location is part of a growing regional and global network of voestalpine Additive Manufacturing Centers (vAMC) that offer customers ‘concept to component’ services. Customers who work with a vAMC benefit from a single partner that offers a complete AM value-chain from powder development, engineering, simulation and modelling, the latest Additive Manufacturing production technologies through to post-processing services such as machining, thermal processing and coatings. The integration of disciplines ensures customers receive a risk-mitigated, yet performance and cost optimized AM solution.
For more information please contact:
Joshua Rooker – Business Development Manager
M. +1 214 592 5634
joshua.rooker@voestalpine.com
About voestalpine Additive Manufacturing
The voestalpine AG’s High Performance Metals Division is focused on producing and processing high-performance materials and customer-specific services including heat treatment, high-tech surface treatments, and additive manufacturing processes. The division is the global market leader for tool steel and a leading provider of high-speed steel, valve steel, and other products made of special steels, as well as powder materials, nickel-based alloys, and titanium. The most important customer segments are the automotive, oil and natural gas exploration, and mechanical engineering industries as well as the consumer goods and aerospace industries.