Mistras Group expands Los Angeles aerospace lab with new equipment
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Mistras Group (NYSE: MG) announced the expansion of its Los Angeles, California laboratory, adding equipment and services aimed at supporting aerospace and defense manufacturers.
According to a press release, the facility has added welding, grinding, and rework services, along with two CNC machines and vertical turning centers capable of handling parts up to 3 tons. The lab also added automated ultrasonic testing systems for plate and bar inspection, as well as coordinate measuring machine dimensional inspection.
The Los Angeles lab maintains NADCAP accreditation for non-destructive testing and chemical processing, along with Prime certifications and ITAR compliance. The facility is expected to pursue NADCAP accreditation in welding.
Existing capabilities at the lab include radiographic testing, automated ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle testing, penetrant testing, and chemical processing services. The lab supports forgings, castings, weldments, composites, and machined products.
"Our customers are looking for trusted lab partners that can help simplify complex production and inspection requirements," said Cliff Schaffer, Senior Vice President of In-Lab Services at Mistras. "These additions bolster the Los Angeles lab's ability to support customers through more stages of the aerospace manufacturing workflow for mission-critical components."
The expansion follows previously announced upgrades to Mistras' Houston, Texas laboratory. The company said additional facility upgrades are planned.
Natalia Shuman, President and CEO of Mistras Group, said the aerospace and defense market is a core strategic pillar for the company, with investments designed to meet long-term client needs.
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