Since 2004, Salem Design & Manufacturing has designed and built custom non-destructive testing machines for manufacturers, with a particular depth in eddy-current inspection. Based in Salem, Ohio, its engineers and machinists handle complete projects in-house, developing turnkey systems for unusual applications when standard equipment will not do. The company’s inspection equipment serves demanding production environments, including automotive, aerospace, nuclear and metal-processing operations.
CoreStar International CorpFrom its Irwin, Pennsylvania machine shop, CoreStar International Corp. builds eddy-current testing equipment and inspection probes while also performing precision machining for commercial and military customers. Its product line is closely tied to heat-exchanger inspection, including the OMNI-200 tester and the EddyVision acquisition software, and the company maintains four CNC turning centers and three CNC mills for custom precision work.332710IRWIN, PA
StresstechFor more than 40 years, Stresstech has developed and manufactured non-destructive testing equipment and measurement services that reveal residual stress, heat-treatment changes and grinding damage in manufactured components. Founded around Barkhausen noise technology, the Finland-headquartered group now supports customers through offices in Germany and the United States, with systems ranging from production-line inspection to laboratory analysis. Its Stresstech Oy operation is ISO 9001:2015 certified, while affiliated laboratories in the United States and Germany hold ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation.334513PITTSBURGH, PA
Magnetic Analysis CorporationFounded in 1928 by William Gould and William Gould Jr., Magnetic Analysis Corporation is a long-established company known for advancing nondestructive testing in metal manufacturing. From its Elmsford headquarters and plants in Ohio and Sweden, MAC develops inspection systems for manufacturers whose production lines require dependable testing of metal products.YOUNGSTOWN, OH
Machine ConceptsSince 1994, Machine Concepts has built its identity around solving difficult manufacturing problems from its Minster, Ohio, facility. The engineering-based machinery builder works with manufacturers worldwide, designing custom equipment for demanding metal-processing environments and supporting those installations after they are commissioned.MINSTER, OH